This command outputs a complete list of properties available for Windows services (e.g., Status , StartMode , State , ExitCode ).
Microsoft has officially replaced WMIC with PowerShell, specifically the CIM (Common Information Model) cmdlets, which are faster and more reliable. wmic help new
System administrators frequently need powerful tools to manage Windows environments efficiently. The Windows Management Instrumentation Command-Line (WMIC) has long served as a vital utility for this purpose. This command outputs a complete list of properties
To get started and see the core help information, simply typing wmic /? in your command prompt is often the first step. One of the most useful commands for navigating WMIC's help system is . This command provides a list of all available global switches and context information. One of the most useful commands for navigating
ALIAS - Access to the aliases CONTEXT - Show current context switches EXIT - Exit the program GLOBAL - Set global switches HELP - Help on commands QUIT - Exit the program TRACE - Trace log
Identify the type of drive (SSD/HDD) and model.