In PowerShell you can use the Get-WmiObject cmdlet to grab WMI classes.
I have noticed that I can only gain access to win32 classes, can I gain access in PowerShell to any other classes besides the win32_*?
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In PowerShell you can use the Get-WmiObject cmdlet to grab WMI classes.
I have noticed that I can only gain access to win32 classes, can I gain access in PowerShell to any other classes besides the win32_*?
Will give a list of available classes on your machine. Is that what you were asking?
You can also supply a namespace with the
-namespaceparameter to list the classes in other namespaces besidesroot\CIMV2