Portable. No installer required, no account, no telemetry, no update check.
Unzip it wherever you like — it creates its own config,
logs,
reports and
backups folders the first time it starts.
The application itself. One console window, all 56 functions, nothing between you and the output.
--run, --list, --selftest, --repairThe same engine behind a plain WinForms window, plus a one-click installer that adds shortcuts.
Windows marks files downloaded from the internet. Right-click the ZIP, choose Properties, tick Unblock, then extract the folder anywhere — Desktop, Documents, a USB stick.
Double-click InfinitySniper HFX.exe in the CMD Edition, or Setup.exe in the Desktop Edition if you want shortcuts. Everything else in the folder is hidden on purpose — it has to stay beside the file that starts it.
Start with [16] Quick PC Summary for the overview, or [12] System Health for a 0–100 score. [0] is always back or exit.
SmartScreen may warn on first run, because the executables are not code-signed — a certificate costs money this project does not take. Choose More info → Run anyway, or verify the checksum below first.
Compare the SHA-256 of the file you got with the value published here. The application can do it for you too — function file-hash.
Get-FileHash .\InfinitySniper-HFX-CMD-1.0.0.zip -Algorithm SHA256
| File | Size | SHA-256 |
|---|---|---|
| InfinitySniper-HFX-CMD-1.0.0.zip | 20.9 MB | d46ea59160c1b896e0e1f31f0f47c4e0eb58f68a5e33c68009ac7b9fa1edff8e |
| InfinitySniper-HFX-Desktop-1.0.0.zip | 21.0 MB | 10b97b4c34316f535d9fe7088a8c5ad04ac61c6018975b169facc00a9164022c |
The Launcher Edition is a frameless desktop app whose interface is a web page rendered by WebView2 — a dashboard, a searchable function grid, and a console you can answer prompts in. Its self-contained .NET build is around 80 MB packed, past what this site can serve, so it is built locally instead. It is one command.
--list --json and --run:: from the project folder Build.cmd 1 :: the engine Launcher\Build-Launcher.cmd :: the window :: result: dist\Launcher\ — one .exe :: or run it straight from source: Launcher\Launcher.cmd
Export.cmd goes one step further and produces the three folders a user actually receives — each with its own Setup.exe and application icon. Build documentation →
There are no npm packages to install, because there are none. Node.js 16 or newer and the project folder are the whole story.
:: double-click Run.cmd, or: node main.js node main.js --list :: every function node main.js --run quick-summary node main.js --selftest :: all self-tests node main.js --repair :: full repair
| Operating system | Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit |
| PowerShell | Windows PowerShell 5.1 — already installed |
| Disk space | About 60 MB unpacked |
| Administrator | Optional — unlocks TPM, Secure Boot, some cleaning and SMART values |
| Internet | Only for the public-IP and speed-test functions |
| Node.js | Only for the source version (16+) |
| npm packages | None. Ever. |
Nothing is written outside it — no registry keys beyond the optional shortcuts, no services, no scheduled tasks. The Desktop Edition's installer also writes an Uninstall.cmd that asks before it removes anything.