Spoofing the Windows 10 HDD/diskdrive serialnumber from kernel without hooking

A Python script for gathering comprehensive hardware details from a computer

PowerShellUtilities provides various utility commandlets.

simple WMI Viewer

Securely Retrieving Hardware Serials Without WMIC From Usermode

Find out windows state asynchronously and more

Disk usage info on both *nix (via df) and Windows (via WMIC) systems

Node library to find all the child processes

Java library for get information about system: Operating System, CPU, Memory, Network, Disk, Services, Process and Programs (windows, mac os, linux)

wmic is a wrapper package of the WMI command line utility

WMI Frogman is a PowerShell-based Windows security audit tool with 600+ WMI/CIM commands covering system info, users, services, processes, network, AD recon, browser artifacts, CVE matching, and MITRE ATT&CK mapping. Exports to HTML, PDF, JSON, CSV, and YAML.

💻 🔑 Find and report all PCs in Inventory with a smartcard reader installed

Wrote this for an Enterprise environment that has both Windows 7 and WIndows 10 Computers. It works (atm) for both. Something quick and dirty if I needed to replace a remote client, and wanted to get a list of the installed software.

Linux-only wrapper around wmi-client for WMI (Windows)

WMI wrapper for identifying COM ports

wmi query command-line utility

A Python Script for Microsoft WMI

Drive backup script in PowerShell with Shadow Copy support. Optional Jenkins project included.

Manage Windows brightness