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  • Converting WMI Dates in real Dates

    Ever wondered how to convert the WMI datetime format into a readable date? Here is an example: The [System.Management.ManagementDateTimeConverter] type has a static method called toDateTime() which converts WMI datetime to real datetime. The type has additional methods to also convert dates to WMI dates...
    Posted to Using WMI (Forum) by Tobias Weltner on 12-05-2008
    Filed under: DateTime, WMI, Convert
  • PowerShell WMI Based Audit Script

    Alan Renouf has written a PowerShell Audit Script that produces a rich HTML file as output. It is a great demonstration of what you can get from WMI plus what you can do with HTML in PowerShell. The file can be accessed at the following link: http://teckinfo.blogspot.com/2008/10/powershell-audit-script_15...
    Posted to Using Scripts (Forum) by ps2 on 12-09-2008
    Filed under: PowerShell, WMI
  • Windows PowerShell Scriptomatic Tool

    A new utility that writes Windows PowerShell scripts that harness the power of WMI (Windows Instrumentation Management) for use in system management and administration. This tool was created by Microsoft consultant and author Ed Wilson. Download here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid...
    Posted to Using Scripts (Forum) by ps2 on 12-09-2008
    Filed under: PowerShell, WMI
  • Add script on script library

    Hello, A simple question I was created a script which make a graphical report for drive by using WMI and logparser. Where can I post this script on your Script library? In which categories have to I place the script? Sorry for my English spoken . See U
    Posted to Using WMI (Forum) by Sylvain LESIRE on 12-11-2008
    Filed under: WMI, script library, logparser
  • Re: Wanted a script to search for licensed sofware to PC's

    You could consider using WMI as the basis of your solution. Using WMI and PowerShell is relatively easy because there is WMI support built into PowerShell. I would start with this example and start exploring: get-wmiobject -class "Win32_Product" -namespace "root\CIMV2" | Select-Object...
    Posted to General (Forum) by Richard Giles on 01-14-2009
    Filed under: PowerShell, WMI
  • Virtual PC Guy's WebLog : Scripting Hyper-V: Using Associations

    By Virtual PC Guy The easiest way that I have found for discovering this information is by using PowerShell directly. In the example I have shown above, I can find out which classes are associated with the virtual machine by running the following command ... Read More
    Posted to Hyper-V (Forum) by ps2 on 03-26-2009
    Filed under: Hyper-V, Associations, WMI
  • Michael Niehaus' Windows and Office deployment ramblings ...

    By mniehaus I’ve been working with the ConfigMgr (and previously, the SMS) provider for years, using the underlying WMI classes to completely automate the administration of ConfigMgr. So I have existing scripts, C# code, and Visual Basic code to do ... Read More
    Posted to System Center Configuration Manager (Forum) by ps2 on 04-15-2009
    Filed under: ConfigMgr Collection, WMI
  • Re: Powershell to get the list of Disconnected mailbox in the Exchange ...

    That's solution for Exchange 2007 using the Exchange cmdlets. If you are an admin of Exchange 2003 Get-WmiObject could help to get the list of disconnected mailboxes: Get-WmiObject -namespace root\MicrosoftExchangeV2 -class Exchange_Mailbox -computer $ExchServer -filter "DateDiscoveredAbsentInDS...
    Posted to Exchange (Forum) by Aleksandar on 04-28-2009
    Filed under: Exchange 2003, WMI
  • Re: How to get MS Office product key

    This script will give you a nice object with ComputerName, ProductName (tested on Office and Visio), and ProductKey. Works against the local and a remote computer. You can pass an array of computer names. function Get-MSOfficeProductKey { param ( [ string []] $computerName = "." ) $product...
    Posted to General (Forum) by Aleksandar on 05-18-2009
    Filed under: WMI, Registry, Product Key, MS Office, remote
  • Help me please understand how to install a printer driver.......

    Hi, Hi Everyone New to powershell. in fact new to scripting in general and things like objects, WMI, .NET... The purpose of my script is to install local TCP printers on my client machines. I have writen the code on creating TCP Ports. I am attempting to code the script on how to install the drivers...
    Posted to Using WMI (Forum) by Kevin on 07-11-2009
    Filed under: WMI
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