POWERSHELL : Working with Windows Management Instrumentation(WMI)

#wmi #powershell #getwmiobject
PowerShell ships by default with cmdlets for working with other technologies such as Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI). There are several native WMI cmdlets that exist in PowerShell without having to install any additional software or modules.
PowerShell has had cmdlets for working with WMI since the beginning. Get-Command can be used to determine what WMI cmdlets exist in PowerShell. The following results are from my Windows 10 lab environment computer that is running PowerShell version 5.1. Your results may differ depending on what PowerShell version you're running.

[@stevendejean2419]

You really deserve more followers and more recognition. Keep the great work. This is the best video I've seen on WMI. Your powershell contents also seems incredible. Will watch them all. Keep this channel active please, the community needs you

[@YvonneThelenPoalmzvayao]

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[@aldarrin]

This is fantastic. Thank you.

[@mswork1764]

Very interesting tutorial! Was this video originally made in 2008??

[@powerofpowershell7918]

These are old ones from my archive. So I thought to post it.

[@speedcoding1214]

This is pure gold

[@speedcoding1214]

There is almost no info about this in the internet. This video is a coke in the desert

[@mayankpurushottam2150]

❤❤

[@wandatrader]

thanks buddy for taking time to make this video

[@NoddinSummi-d3n]

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