Call up WMIC from a command prompt to begin as shown.e It is better to start the CMD as an adminsitrator.
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C:\WINDOWS\system32>Wmic
wmic:root\cli>
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Now you are at the root, use the following statement to find the help file for the Operating System (OS):
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wmic:root\cli>OS /?
OS - Installed Operating System/s management.
HINT: BNF for Alias usage.
( [WMIObject] | [] | [] ) [].
USAGE:
OS ASSOC []
OS CALL []
OS CREATE
OS DELETE
OS GET [] []
OS LIST [
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You should get help for each of these as well. Here is an example for OS Get:
Execute the following statement:
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wmic:root\cli>OS GET /?
Property get operations.
USAGE:
GET [] []
NOTE: ::= | ,
The following properties are available:
Property Type Operation
======== ==== =========
BootDevice N/A N/A
BuildNumber N/A N/A
BuildType N/A N/A
CSDVersion N/A N/A
CSName N/A N/A
CodeSet N/A N/A
CountryCode N/A N/A
CurrentTimeZone N/A N/A
Debug N/A N/A
Description N/A N/A
Distributed N/A N/A
EncryptionLevel N/A N/A
ForegroundApplicationBoost N/A N/A
FreePhysicalMemory N/A N/A
FreeSpaceInPagingFiles N/A N/A
FreeVirtualMemory N/A N/A
InstallDate N/A N/A
LastBootUpTime N/A N/A
LocalDateTime N/A N/A
Locale N/A N/A
Manufacturer N/A N/A
MaxNumberOfProcesses N/A N/A
MaxProcessMemorySize N/A N/A
Name N/A N/A
NumberOfLicensedUsers N/A N/A
NumberOfProcesses N/A N/A
NumberOfUsers N/A N/A
OSLanguage N/A N/A
OSProductSuite N/A N/A
OSType N/A N/A
Organization N/A N/A
OtherTypeDescription N/A N/A
PlusProductID N/A N/A
PlusVersionNumber N/A N/A
Primary N/A N/A
QuantumLength N/A N/A
QuantumType N/A N/A
RegisteredUser N/A N/A
SerialNumber N/A N/A
ServicePackMajorVersion N/A N/A
ServicePackMinorVersion N/A N/A
SizeStoredInPagingFiles N/A N/A
Status N/A N/A
SystemDevice N/A N/A
SystemDirectory N/A N/A
SystemDrive N/A N/A
TotalSwapSpaceSize N/A N/A
TotalVirtualMemorySize N/A N/A
TotalVisibleMemorySize N/A N/A
Version N/A N/A
WindowsDirectory N/A N/A
The following GET switches are available:
/VALUE - Return value.
/ALL(default) - Return the data and metadata for the attribute.
/TRANSLATE: - Translate output via values from .
NOTE: Order of /TRANSLATE and /FORMAT switches influences the appearance of output.
Case1: If /TRANSLATE precedes /FORMAT, then translation of results will be followed by formatting.
Case2: If /TRANSLATE succeeds /FORMAT, then translation of the formatted results will be done.
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Now here are a few things about my operating system (Windows 10 Professional)
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wmic:root\cli>OS GET BootDevice
BootDevice
\Device\HarddiskVolume2
wmic:root\cli>OS GET SerialNumber
SerialNumber
00330-80000-00000-AA401
wmic:root\cli>OS GET Manufacturer
Manufacturer
Microsoft Corporation
wmic:root\cli>OS GET Version
Version
10.0.17025
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This was just a sample of what you can find. You can try a whole lot on yourself.
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C:\WINDOWS\system32>Wmic
wmic:root\cli>
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Now you are at the root, use the following statement to find the help file for the Operating System (OS):
------------
wmic:root\cli>OS /?
OS - Installed Operating System/s management.
HINT: BNF for Alias usage.
(
USAGE:
OS ASSOC [
OS CALL
OS CREATE
OS DELETE
OS GET [
OS LIST [
- ] [
- ]
OS SET [
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You should get help for each of these as well. Here is an example for OS Get:
Execute the following statement:
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wmic:root\cli>OS GET /?
Property get operations.
USAGE:
GET [
NOTE:
The following properties are available:
Property Type Operation
======== ==== =========
BootDevice N/A N/A
BuildNumber N/A N/A
BuildType N/A N/A
CSDVersion N/A N/A
CSName N/A N/A
CodeSet N/A N/A
CountryCode N/A N/A
CurrentTimeZone N/A N/A
Debug N/A N/A
Description N/A N/A
Distributed N/A N/A
EncryptionLevel N/A N/A
ForegroundApplicationBoost N/A N/A
FreePhysicalMemory N/A N/A
FreeSpaceInPagingFiles N/A N/A
FreeVirtualMemory N/A N/A
InstallDate N/A N/A
LastBootUpTime N/A N/A
LocalDateTime N/A N/A
Locale N/A N/A
Manufacturer N/A N/A
MaxNumberOfProcesses N/A N/A
MaxProcessMemorySize N/A N/A
Name N/A N/A
NumberOfLicensedUsers N/A N/A
NumberOfProcesses N/A N/A
NumberOfUsers N/A N/A
OSLanguage N/A N/A
OSProductSuite N/A N/A
OSType N/A N/A
Organization N/A N/A
OtherTypeDescription N/A N/A
PlusProductID N/A N/A
PlusVersionNumber N/A N/A
Primary N/A N/A
QuantumLength N/A N/A
QuantumType N/A N/A
RegisteredUser N/A N/A
SerialNumber N/A N/A
ServicePackMajorVersion N/A N/A
ServicePackMinorVersion N/A N/A
SizeStoredInPagingFiles N/A N/A
Status N/A N/A
SystemDevice N/A N/A
SystemDirectory N/A N/A
SystemDrive N/A N/A
TotalSwapSpaceSize N/A N/A
TotalVirtualMemorySize N/A N/A
TotalVisibleMemorySize N/A N/A
Version N/A N/A
WindowsDirectory N/A N/A
The following GET switches are available:
/VALUE - Return value.
/ALL(default) - Return the data and metadata for the attribute.
/TRANSLATE:
NOTE: Order of /TRANSLATE and /FORMAT switches influences the appearance of output.
Case1: If /TRANSLATE precedes /FORMAT, then translation of results will be followed by formatting.
Case2: If /TRANSLATE succeeds /FORMAT, then translation of the formatted results will be done.
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Now here are a few things about my operating system (Windows 10 Professional)
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wmic:root\cli>OS GET BootDevice
BootDevice
\Device\HarddiskVolume2
wmic:root\cli>OS GET SerialNumber
SerialNumber
00330-80000-00000-AA401
wmic:root\cli>OS GET Manufacturer
Manufacturer
Microsoft Corporation
wmic:root\cli>OS GET Version
Version
10.0.17025
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This was just a sample of what you can find. You can try a whole lot on yourself.
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