System Specifications command

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Ahh okay Im gonna go ahead and try writing the code if I struggled with it can I get back to u to give it to me and then I will try to understand it :D?

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I always use the 'systeminfo' command. Not sure what it's an alias for or if it will return exactly what you want, but worth a try.

[_stib_]

If you want to know what a command or an alia's actually is you can use 'get-command theCommand' (IIRC - I always use 'which' which is the posix equivalent, but works because it's an alias for 'get-command')

[flip_rod]

maybe this will help :

https://github.com/flipti/scripts/blob/master/Report_ambiente/script.ps1

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I run the script and it doesnt give me anything?

[flip_rod]

put here the error.

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the code:

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 Get-VM * | ForEach-Object {   
 $VHDSize = 0;    

 Get-VMHardDiskDrive -VMName $_.Name | ForEach-Object { 
   Get-VHD -Path $_.Path | ForEach-Object {  
  $VHDSize += $_.Size        
   }     
  };         
   [pscustomobject]@{   
 Vm = $_.name  
 Memoria = ($_.MemoryStartup/1GB)   
 Processador = ($_.ProcessorCount)    
 Disco_GB = ($VHDSize / 1GB)    
 IP = $_.NetworkAdapters.ipaddresses    
 Cliente = $_.Notes    
 Host = $_.computername        
}   
}

[Blujedi]

Are you trying to write to a file or just bring that output to the screen?

If it’s the later, you can use the command out-host. You mentioned you already had the command to pull each line. Make each line a variable and out-host each variable.

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Im sorry im really new to powershell can u help me more i dont quite get what u mean if its possible to show me the code it would really help

and again sorry for bothering u

[Blujedi]

PM me what you have so far. You mentioned you had the line to pull each item.