System Inventory

All computer resources across businesses + personal use. Built from confirmed facts only — gaps are marked TODO, not guessed (per NEVER GUESS).

Desktop (primary machine)

Item	Value	Source
C: drive	240 GB SSD, 7.9 GB free (2026-07-21)	shutil.disk_usage
D: drive	~1.86 TB, 152.6 GB free (2026-07-21)	shutil.disk_usage
WSL distro	Ubuntu-24.04	environment
Windows version	TODO — confirm Win10 vs Win11 (task asks whether Win11 upgrade is needed, implying not yet on it)	—
RAM	~32GB total (per 2026-02-06 diagnostic: 60% used, ~19GB)	Slow Computer.md (historical, unverified current)
CPU / other specs	TODO	—

Laptop

• “Currently old, rarely used” (per kickoff task). Specs, OS version, purpose: TODO.

NAS

• Mentioned as a resource to include. Model, capacity, RAID config, purpose: TODO.

Backup drives / off-site

• Off-site durability via my_backup (Kopia + B2) — covers \\wsl$\...\home\ta and D:. See my_backup for full design.
• The legacy Backup System Design.drawio/.pdf (d:\FSS\Misc\Setup\Backups\, dated 2023-01-22) is stale — my_backup replaced it. The .drawio diagram content is compressed inline XML (draw.io’s default) and wasn’t decompressed for this inventory; if the visual is still wanted, open it in draw.io directly rather than parsing the raw file. Marked archived-reference-only, not migrated.

Open questions for Talbot

• Confirm current Windows version on desktop
  • you should be able to get this: Windows 10.0.19045
• Laptop: keep in active inventory or mark fully retired?
  • not important; mostly used as extra backup
  • will replace when need better for travelling
• NAS: model/capacity/purpose
  • Backup only; not a shared network drive
  • WD, My Cloud; ~1.5TB; ~850GB free
• Is a “System Information” auto-snapshot worth building (see UPGRADES.md), or is this manual doc sufficient?
  • sufficient for now