MyOhMy_WMI
Windows Management Instrumentation
WMIC
wmic bios get serialnumber /valueSerialNumber=2UX50242JP
wmic computersystem get model
HP EliteDesk 800 G1 SFF
wmic os get caption, OSArchitecture /value
Caption=Microsoft Windows 7 Professional
OSArchitecture=64-bit
WinMgmt
Usage: winmgmt [/backup <filename>] [/restore <filename> <flag>]
[/resyncperf] [/standalonehost [<level>]] [/sharedhost]
[/verifyrepository [<path>]] [/salvagerepository] [/resetrepository]
/backup <filename>
Causes WMI to back up the repository to the specified file name. The
filename argument should contain the full path to the file location.
This process requires a write lock on the repository so that write
operations to the repo are suspended until the backup process is completed.
/restore <filename> <flag>
Manually restores the WMI repository from the specified backup file.
The filename argument should contain the full path to the backup file
location. To perform the restore operation, WMI saves the existing
repository to write back if the operation fails. Then the repository is
restored from the backup file that is specified in the filename
argument. If exclusive access to the repository cannot be achieved,
existing clients are disconnected from WMI. The flag argument must be a
1 (force - disconnect users and restore) or 0 (default - restore if no
users connected) and specifies the restore mode.
/resyncperf
Registers the system performance libraries with WMI.
/standalonehost [<level>]
Moves the Winmgmt service to a standalone Svchost process that has a
fixed DCOM endpoint. The default endpoint is "ncacn_ip_tcp.0.24158".
However, the endpoint may be changed by running Dcomcnfg.exe. The level
argument is the authentication level for the Svchost process. If level
is not specified, the default is 4 (RPC_C_AUTHN_LEVEL_PKT).
/sharedhost
Moves the Winmgmt service into the shared Svchost process.
/verifyrepository [<path>]
Performs a consistency check on the WMI repository. When you add the
/verifyrepository switch without the <path> argument, then the live
repository currently used by WMI is verified. When you specify the path
argument, you can verify any saved copy of the repository. In this
case, the path argument should contain the full path to the saved
repository copy. The saved repo should be a copy of the entire repo folder.
/salvagerepository
Performs a consistency check on the WMI repository, and if an
inconsistency is detected, rebuilds the repository. The content of the
inconsistent repository is merged into the rebuilt repository, if it
can be read. The salvage operation always works with the repository
that the WMI service is currently using. MOF files that contain the
#pragma autorecover preprocessor statement are restored to the repo
/resetrepository
The repository is reset to the initial state when the operating system
is first installed. MOF files that contain the #pragma autorecover
preprocessor statement are restored to the repository.
winmgmt /verifyrepository
WMI repository is consistent
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