Better evidence
Connect reliability records, event logs, crash dumps, storage health, update history, and live hardware readings into clearer leads.
Public beta roadmap
Version 2.0.1 is a working public beta. The next updates are about making the current product clearer, more useful during real troubleshooting, and more dependable across different PCs.
Next build focus
Connect reliability records, event logs, crash dumps, storage health, update history, and live hardware readings into clearer leads.
Give Elara stronger repair explanations, safer next steps, clearer risk notes, and better after-action checks.
Keep improving the pages that already exist: overview, reliability, timeline, hardware, storage, GPU, Windows Update, and overlays.
Show what an action changed, what still needs attention, and whether a reboot or follow-up check is recommended.
Improve live readings where hardware and drivers expose data, and show cleaner explanations when a sensor is not available.
Keep refining layout, loading behavior, tours, copyable codes, portable packaging, and the built-in crash dump analyzer.
Known issues
On some Intel systems, CPU temperature is not exposed to SysDiag yet. Other CPU details may still appear normally.
GPU hotspot, GPU memory temperature, disk temperature, and disk link speed may be missing on systems where the driver or device does not report them.
Update scans and repair actions can be slow on some PCs because Windows services decide when results are ready.
The built-in crash dump analyzer works locally, but the detail level can change depending on the dump file and available symbols.
Current build available now
Version 2 is the current public beta. The next steps focus on better evidence, deeper Elara repair guidance, and making the current feature set more robust.
Roadmap items may change as Lurionyx SysDiag is tested on more hardware and shaped around real user feedback.