In a previous tip you learned how systeminfo.exe can compose a rich system profile. systeminfo.exe has built-in remoting capabilities, so provided you have the proper permissions, you can also get system information from remote systems.
Here is a simple function:- function Get-SystemInfo
- {
- param($ComputerName = $env:ComputerName)
-
- $header = 'Hostname','OSName','OSVersion','OSManufacturer','OSConfig','Buildtype',`
- 'RegisteredOwner','RegisteredOrganization','ProductID','InstallDate','StartTime','Manufacturer',`
- 'Model','Type','Processor','BIOSVersion','WindowsFolder','SystemFolder','StartDevice','Culture',`
- 'UICulture','TimeZone','PhysicalMemory','AvailablePhysicalMemory','MaxVirtualMemory',`
- 'AvailableVirtualMemory','UsedVirtualMemory','PagingFile','Domain','LogonServer','Hotfix',`
- 'NetworkAdapter'
- systeminfo.exe /FO CSV /S $ComputerName |
- Select-Object -Skip 1 |
- ConvertFrom-CSV -Header $header
- }
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