System information is available from the management portal in our managed remote desktop solution.

I'll ask the team, but I doubt this enhancement will make it to the free version.

Is there a perpetual license I can pay to have this feature? If so please forward me the info for purchasing it. thank you

FYI I just converted from the free version to the managed version with trial but I dont see any where system info of the test workstation thats on there. All it shows is windows logo next to the computer name but there no info showing if its windows 7 or 10 etc. No ram info, model info.

It's in the management portal under RMM - Remote Management. If you click on the computer name and then the system infon icon, you can see system info. You'll need to have the agent installed from Downloads before you'll see the remote system.

I only have managed remote desktop installed on machines that also have managed backup installed. I'll have to check to make sure that the metrics I'm referring to are available even on machines without backup installed.

I installed the new agent from the Download twice after converting to managed. I still dont see system info icon youre referring to! I attahced a screenshot of what it looks on my end.

You'd normally click the computer name or go into the gear icon and select something like Show Plans (if you had Managed Backup installed). But since your computer names are not showing up with a link, and the test I just ran shows the same, it appears the system information I referred to is currently tied to Managed Backup.

I will add a requirement to the system to see if it can be added to Remote Desktop when Managed Backup is not installed.

Not that it helps you now, but it currently looks something like this:

This need to be added the on free version so at least for basic remote acces user can see the basic info of the workstation. For home users or indenpendant users, this is a basic feature that doesnt need management feaures as most will already get this info but have to go thorugh extra steps.

But yes that exactly what I am looking for and as someone who doesnt have tons of money like the big guys and tech company, this would be a nice option

Also how do I switch back to free version so that I dont get locked out after the trial period is over. I still need to able to test the free version as I am still looking around. TY

There's no switching either way. They are separate products. Uninstall your Managed Remote Desktop and continue using the free version.