Tag: system-info

89 script(s) tagged “system-info”

🧬 WQL / PowerShell

Win32_TimeZone: Querying Time Zone Settings Remotely (CIM Session)

Runs the same Win32_TimeZone WQL query against a remote computer over a CIM session — the modern, WinRM-based replaceme…

⚡ PowerShell 5.1+

Backup Environment Variables List to JSON

Snapshots Environment Variables from Win32_Environment to a timestamped JSON file for later comparison or auditing.

🧬 WQL / PowerShell

Win32_TimeZone: Event-Driven Monitoring (WQL __InstanceCreationEvent)

Subscribes to WMI's __InstanceCreationEvent for Win32_TimeZone via Register-CimIndicationEvent — real WQL event query s…

⚡ PowerShell 5.1+

Get Computer System Info Report

Queries Win32_ComputerSystem via WMI and reports Computer System Info in a formatted table, with an optional CSV export.

🧬 WQL / PowerShell

Win32_TimeZone: Time Zone Settings (WQL)

A minimal WQL reference query against Win32_TimeZone — the raw SELECT statement plus a one-line runner, useful for lear…

📊 VBA (Excel)

Export Computer System Info to CSV via WMI (VBA)

Queries Win32_ComputerSystem via WMI and writes every Computer System Info row straight to a CSV file in Documents, usi…

🖥️ Batch (CMD)

Export Environment Variables to CSV (Batch)

Uses wmic to export Environment Variables (Win32_Environment) to a timestamped CSV file.

🖥️ Batch (CMD)

Export Computer System Info to CSV (Batch)

Uses wmic to export Computer System Info (Win32_ComputerSystem) to a timestamped CSV file.

📊 VBA (Excel)

Export Environment Variables to CSV via WMI (VBA)

Queries Win32_Environment via WMI and writes every Environment Variables row straight to a CSV file in Documents, using…

🧬 WQL / PowerShell

Win32_Environment: Finding Associated Objects (WQL ASSOCIATORS OF)

Demonstrates Get-CimAssociatedInstance, the modern CIM equivalent of WQL's ASSOCIATORS OF syntax, against a Win32_Envir…

🐍 Python 3.10+

Export Time Zone Settings to CSV (Python)

Exports Time Zone Settings (Win32_TimeZone) to a timestamped CSV file via wmic.

🖥️ Batch (CMD)

Get Environment Variables Report (Batch)

Uses wmic to list Environment Variables (Win32_Environment) straight from the command line.