Yes, it is.
The Network Scanner feature is included in all editions of System Mechanic. This includes System Mechanic, System Mechanic Pro, and System Mechanic Ultimate Defense.
What Network Scanner does
The Network Scanner helps you understand what’s connected to your home or office network and whether those devices could be slowing it down or creating potential security risks.
When you run a scan, System Mechanic will:
- Detect all devices currently connected to your Wi-Fi or LAN — such as smart TVs, gaming consoles, phones, printers, thermostats, security cameras, or smart speakers.
- Identify bandwidth-heavy or unfamiliar devices that may be causing network congestion.
- Check commonly exploited network ports that might be open or misconfigured. Helps to reduce your exposure to unauthorized access or data leaks.
This makes it easy to see what’s using your connection, take control of your network traffic, and spot possible security concerns early.
Why it matters
Most home networks now include a mix of smart devices. Many connect automatically and silently use bandwidth in the background. Network Scanner gives you visibility and control over this growing list of connected devices. It’s a simple way to:
- Troubleshoot slow internet connections.
- Detect devices you didn’t authorize.
- Improve your overall network performance and security posture.
How to access Network Scanner
You can find the Network Scanner tool inside the Toolbox section of System Mechanic.
Simply open System Mechanic, go to Toolbox → Network Scanner, then click Scan Now to view connected devices and port information.
Related reading
For a deeper look at how System Mechanic helps improve PC speed, stability, and protection, see
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