Phone Diagnostic Pro is a comprehensive C++ Qt-based application for deep hardware analysis and diagnostics of Android devices. Perform complete motherboard scanning, component testing, and health assessment with enterprise-grade performance.
Here is a preview of the PhoneDiagnosticPro application:
- OS: Windows 10/11 (64-bit)
- RAM: 4GB minimum, 8GB recommended
- Storage: 100MB free space
- ADB: Android Debug Bridge enabled on target device
- Download the latest release from Releases Page
- Extract the ZIP file to your desired location
- Run
PhoneDiagnosticApp.exeas Administrator - Connect your Android device via USB
- Enable USB Debugging on your Android device
- Click "📶 Connect Device" to establish ADB connection
- Ensure USB debugging is enabled on your Android device
- The app will automatically detect connected devices
- Comprehensive 150+ component analysis
- Tests all hardware categories:
- Processor & CPU (15 components)
- Memory System (12 components)
- Power Management (12 components)
- Connectivity (13 components)
- Sensors (14 components)
- Multimedia (13 components)
- System Hardware (13 components)
- Input/Output (8 components)
- Quick essential system assessment
- Focuses on critical components:
- Battery health and capacity
- CPU temperature monitoring
- Memory availability
- Storage health
- Thermal management
- Rapid system overview
- Basic device information
- Essential hardware status
- Fast results in seconds
- Live progress tracking with percentage completion
- Component-by-component analysis with detailed results
- Color-coded health indicators (Green/Orange/Red)
- Execution time metrics for performance analysis
- 150+ hardware components scanned
- Real-time health analysis for each component
- Temperature monitoring with safety thresholds
- Battery system diagnostics
- Memory and storage assessment
- Connectivity hardware verification
- Critical error detection with detailed reporting
- Performance benchmarking for hardware components
- Hardware functionality verification
- Component-specific health rules
- Automated failure analysis
- Modern Qt-based interface
- Real-time progress updates
- Color-coded results (Excellent/Good/Warning/Critical)
- Scrollable results table with auto-scroll
- Health overview dashboard
- Stop scan functionality for user control
- C++ native performance (10-15x faster than Python)
- Multi-threaded scanning for responsive UI
- Low memory footprint (10-20MB vs 100-200MB in Python)
- Fast execution (2-5 seconds vs 30-60 seconds in Python)
- 🟢 Excellent: Component functioning optimally
- 🟢 Good: Normal operation, no issues detected
- 🟡 Warning: Potential issues, requires monitoring
- 🔴 Critical: Hardware failure or malfunction detected
| Category | Components | Tests Performed |
|---|---|---|
| Processor | 15 | CPU cores, architecture, frequency, temperature, load |
| Memory | 12 | RAM total/available, storage space, health monitoring |
| Power | 12 | Battery capacity, health, charging, voltage regulation |
| Connectivity | 13 | WiFi, Bluetooth, Cellular, GPS, NFC, USB |
| Sensors | 14 | Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Proximity, Light, etc. |
| Multimedia | 13 | GPU, Display, Audio, Camera, Touch |
| System | 13 | Kernel, Security, Bootloader, Hardware info |
| I/O | 8 | Vibration, LEDs, Buttons, Ports |
- Language: C++17
- Framework: Qt 6.0
- Build System: CMake
- Compiler: MinGW-w64
- UI: Native Qt Widgets
| Metric | Phone Diagnostic Pro | Python Equivalent |
|---|---|---|
| Scan Time | 2-5 seconds | 30-60 seconds |
| Memory Usage | 10-20MB | 100-200MB |
| Executable Size | 5-10MB | 50MB+ |
| UI Responsiveness | Always smooth | Occasional lag |
- Qt6 Core, Widgets, Network libraries
- MinGW runtime libraries
- ADB executable (Android Debug Bridge)
- OpenGL software renderer
- Ensure
adb.exeis in the same directory as the application - Install Android Platform Tools if missing
- Enable USB Debugging in Developer Options
- Install proper USB drivers for your device
- Try different USB cable/port
- Grant USB debugging permissions on device
- Run as Administrator
- Ensure all DLL files are in the same directory
- Check Windows event logs for detailed error information
- Close other resource-intensive applications
- Ensure adequate free RAM (4GB+ recommended)
- Use USB 3.0 ports for faster data transfer
- 90-100%: Excellent - All components functioning optimally
- 70-89%: Good - Minor issues, device operational
- 50-69%: Warning - Some components need attention
- Below 50%: Critical - Immediate hardware issues detected
- Battery Health: Below 60% indicates replacement needed
- CPU Temperature: Above 80°C indicates cooling issues
- Available RAM: Below 500MB indicates memory pressure
- Storage Health: Any errors indicate potential failure
- No data collection - All analysis performed locally
- No internet connection required for diagnostics
- No personal data accessed or stored
- Open source methodology (code available separately)
- Source Code: Available separately
- Contributing: See CONTRIBUTING.md
- License: MIT License
- 10-15x faster than Python-based alternatives
- Native C++ compilation for maximum efficiency
- Low resource consumption
- 150+ hardware components tested
- Deep motherboard-level analysis
- Professional-grade diagnostics
- Intuitive modern interface
- Real-time progress feedback
- Detailed but understandable results
- Stable Qt framework foundation
- Thorough error handling
- Professional code quality
Download now and experience professional-grade mobile hardware diagnostics! 🎉
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