There are some commands that need to be used to achieve your purpose and, to execute all these commands, you need to run the Command Prompt as Administrator to get access to the system information. We’re going to be using wmic commands, in case you were wondering, so stay tuned and see exactly what you have to do. The Windows Management Instrumentation Command-line (WMIC) is a command-line and scripting interface that simplifies the use of Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) and systems managed through WMI.

How can I get system information using wmic?

Before we list the commands you need to use in order to have access to that information, you must first open a Command Prompt with Administrator privileges. Only that way will your system display the requested information, so keep that in mind when trying this. After you opened the app with Administrator privileges, it’s time to get the information you need by using one of the following commands, depending on the purpose:

Gather all information about a CPU, such as name, device ID, number of cores, max clock speed, and status.

Send attributes to get the particular details of a CPU in a better view.

Get the serial number of our BIOS.

Gather information about the available memory (RAM).

Get information about all the available partitions on the system.

Get the list of all processes running on our computer.

You can terminate these tasks by using the following command.

This command offers the list of all products/software installed on a computer.

Command that gives details of a particular volume of the disc and the serial number of the volume of that disc.

Get the exact version of your Windows OS.

Get a list of all large files and also files that are harmful.

Use this command to get elaborate system info.

Get details of your hard disk.

Get Mac Address.

Get information about user accounts.

Get information About NICs.

Get Memory Device DIMM Numbers

These are the commands you can use in Command Prompt in order to access your system information and get the necessary details. Remember to run the software with Administrator privileges, otherwise, some information will be inaccessible to you. Was this article helpful to you? Let us know in the dedicated comments section below.

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