Windows Update Restored Inventory Checker Tool
Published: February 13,
2025
The Windows Update Restored Inventory Checker
Tool (made using Visual Basic 5.0) checks your system
for original Windows Update V2/V3.1, V4 and Office Update
inventories, and backs them up when needed. Download this
tool now and help us save the original Windows Update experience! This tool
is small enough for you to transfer it on your target computer(s) using a
floppy disk!
Disclaimer
We are not responsible for anything that goes wrong to your system if any
destructive event was to occur. Please proceed at your own risk.
DO NOT run it after running Windows Update Restored (any version) on the
computer(s) you planned to run this tool!
File Information
File name: wurinvchecker.exe
File size: 1.21 MB
Developer: WULover
Software version: v1.0.3 (Release)
Download server: http://download.windowsupdaterestored.com
Digital signature: Signed on August
4th, 2025 by windowsupdaterestored.com
Additional information:
This tool is contained in a self-extracting archive. The
required DLLs are also bundled in that said archive, no extra runtime is
needed.
Download File
Download
the wurvinvchecker.exe file now!
System Requirements
Operating Systems:
- Windows 95
- Windows NT 4.0
- Windows 98 First and Second Edition
- Windows Millennium Edition
- Windows 2000 (Any Service Pack)
- Windows XP (Any Service Pack)
- Windows Server 2003 (Any Service Pack)
Languages: This tool is multi-language.
Instructions
- Once the file has been downloaded and executed, it
will start extracting the necessary DLLs and install the Visual Basic
5.0 runtime.
- Assuming everything was done successfully, you will
get a window with various options. Pick the one corresponding to your
needs. This software allows you to both check for inventories on the
computer you're running it on, and on external hard drive(s).
- If you have selected your own machine, click the
"Scan my computer" button. The software will then scan your machine for
inventories, and give you a series of prompts and information if it
finds anything.
If you chose to scan an external hard drive, you will have to specify
where to save the found files.
- Once the files have been saved, you can compress the
folder (ZIP, RAR, 7Z) and send it to us through File Upload, DIscord or
email!