Tag: wmi

750 script(s) tagged “wmi”

🧬 WQL / PowerShell

Win32_BIOS: BIOS Info (WQL)

A minimal WQL reference query against Win32_BIOS — the raw SELECT statement plus a one-line runner, useful for learning…

🖥️ Batch (CMD)

Export Installed MSI Products to CSV (Batch)

Uses wmic to export Installed MSI Products (Win32_Product) to a timestamped CSV file.

📜 VBScript (WSH)

Get Computer System Info Report (VBScript)

Queries Win32_ComputerSystem via WMI and prints Computer System Info to the console — no PowerShell required.

🧬 WQL / PowerShell

Win32_Share: Finding Associated Objects (WQL ASSOCIATORS OF)

Demonstrates Get-CimAssociatedInstance, the modern CIM equivalent of WQL's ASSOCIATORS OF syntax, against a Win32_Share…

🧬 WQL / PowerShell

Win32_ComputerSystemProduct: Discovering Available Properties (Get-CimClass)

Uses Get-CimClass to list every real property and method Win32_ComputerSystemProduct exposes on the current system, ins…

🟣 C# / .NET 6+

Get Processes Report (C#)

Queries Win32_Process via WMI (System.Management) and prints Processes to the console.

🧬 WQL / PowerShell

Win32_Group: Finding Associated Objects (WQL ASSOCIATORS OF)

Demonstrates Get-CimAssociatedInstance, the modern CIM equivalent of WQL's ASSOCIATORS OF syntax, against a Win32_Group…

🧬 WQL / PowerShell

Win32_ComputerSystemProduct: Filtering Computer System Product Info (WQL WHERE)

Shows the WQL WHERE clause syntax against Win32_ComputerSystemProduct, starting from a LIKE '%' wildcard you customize …

🖥️ Batch (CMD)

Export Keyboard Info to CSV (Batch)

Uses wmic to export Keyboard Info (Win32_Keyboard) to a timestamped CSV file.

🐍 Python 3.10+

Backup Video Controllers to JSON (Python)

Snapshots Video Controllers (Win32_VideoController) to a timestamped JSON file for later comparison or auditing.

⚡ PowerShell 5.1+

Backup Motherboard Info List to JSON

Snapshots Motherboard Info from Win32_BaseBoard to a timestamped JSON file for later comparison or auditing.

📜 VBScript (WSH)

Get Signed Drivers Report (VBScript)

Queries Win32_PnPSignedDriver via WMI and prints Signed Drivers to the console — no PowerShell required.