How To Get Computer System Information Using PowerShell on Windows 10

How To Get Computer System Information Using PowerShell on Windows 10

When you want to get system information on windows 10, you can use the built in programs like system info, but you can get a lot of computer information via powershell, like memory, motherboard, installed programs, smart read out, windows updates, event id logs and lots more.

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[Britec]

cool way to collect system information using powershell. Chuck us a LIKE 👍

[ilovewindows]

Thanks for the little trick!
It actually helps a lot

[ProAutist]

Very usefull informative and precise as per the norm. Thanks.

[poloab]

Would you copy past all command s under here to put into power-shells?

[longjohn]

You have the same Motherboard as I do except I have the non-wifi version It's been a solid performer for me and I haven't had any USB issues that have been plaguing other AMD Motherboard users .... I really like the drive information it puts out

[steve]

How would I use powershell to find any linux distros on a domain, either domain, azure, intune joined or not?

[havelg]

Thanks Brian: Well explained and informative. Keep up the great work that you are doing!

[deep]

Man thanks to teach me how to clear cache and freeing up 11 gb of space

[pantsi]

Can you make a video of how we can stop external hdd from spinning up randomly? regards

[johnmorrison]

Powershell is powerful (dad joke) I would love to see more on Powershell! Maybe a bit on the basics of how to program in PS. Nothing too spectacular, just how to run a command, collect the results and do something useful with the results. For example, a script to handle the MS printer blue screen fault (They just fixed).... e.g. Check if the hotfix to fix 802 is loaded - load it using Install-WUUpdates

[johngoard]

Hiyya Brian good video mate but I have Open Shell installed on my machine and I cannot get PowerShell by right-clicking on the start button so is there another way getting to PowerShell rather than your method??

[imrandol]

Very informative and educative, can you please show script to fetch PC information of PCs connected in one Vlan or same network Using Hostname

[DevilbyMoonlight]

WMI has been a pretty powerful tool since the days of WinXP, I have always regarded it as the M$ version of SNMP, - both have vulnerabilities

[bantymech]

When someone asks me who is your computer teacher? I say Brian from Britec09🤗

[thisoldminer]

Thx I noticed that on powershell it says I have 32 sectors bad not fixable on my HDD. But scan disc says everything is ok? What to do?

[GeorgeMulak]

I didn't get the part as to how you got all the commands into the text document.

[LanComp]

"How To Get Computer System Information is the question!" I like Powershell don't get me wrong. Another option is Belarc Advisor. It'll give everything you need to know about your system. IMO. Look it up!

[MichaelandCathy]

Always watch and pay attention to your informative comments and details as to the “guts” of a sometimes wanky OS, and, yes I mean Windows OS. One day they’ll get it right as regards what a user needs and how to protect the system. We’ll both be dead probably, but we can always hope.

[johnsenchak]

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