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- WMI command line (WMIC) utility deprecation: Next steps
The WMI command line (WMIC) utility provides a command-line interface for Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) It's compatible with existing shells and utility commands
- How to install WMIC Feature on Demand on Windows 11
Do you need to continue using Windows Management Instrumentation Command (WMIC) line? Though this feature is currently being deprecated, there is a temporary solution to help your organization while you finish migrating to PowerShell or a similar tool This solution is brought to you by Features on Demand (FoDs) WMIC has been available as a FoD for Windows 11 since 2022 It will be disabled
- WMI: Missing or Failing WMI Providers or Invalid WMI Class
For the 3 scenarios listed below for WMI Invalid Namespace, WMI Invalid Class, and WMI Provider Load failure, if a class is present and operation still errors out with invalid class, then the most likely reason is that service wmiprvse is hitting memory quota limit or issues
- WMI: Rebuilding the WMI Repository | Microsoft Community Hub
If you suspect WMI or repository corruption, rebuilding repository is the last thing you should do Deleting and rebuilding the repository can cause damage to the system or to installed applications Other steps should be taken first to eliminate other possibilities or to confirm we have repository corruption
- Exploring Configuration Manager Automation Fundamentals – WMI
Discover the key components of automation in Microsoft Configuration Manager From the versatile SMS Provider and Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)
- WMI Architecture Basics | Microsoft Community Hub
WMI offers access to this information via script, C++ programming interfaces, dot net classes (system management), and a command line tool (WMIC) Other WMI capabilities also include eventing, remoting, query, views, user extensions to schema and instrumentation, and more Within the architecture of WMI, there are four components we need to
- WMI: How to troubleshoot High CPU Usage by WMI Components
By default, WMI runs in the main shared networking svchost process with several other services If it is a svchost process showing high cpu usage, you can use Task Manager and add PID column, then identify which svchost process has the high memory usage
- Useful WMIC Queries | Microsoft Community Hub
All WMI objects and their properties, including their methods, are accessible through the shell, which makes WMIC an advanced systems management console This blog will assume that you already have a grasp of WMI and are looking for more WMI testing options via the Command Line
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