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[Powershell]: Get system information with systeminfo command

Get system information with systeminfo command

1. Create get-systeminfo.ps1 file

Use notepad or any text editor to create get-systeminfo.ps1

# Description: powershell script to get computer's system information
# get computer name
$computername = gc env:computername
# get year month date hour minute
$today = (get-date).ToString("yyyyMMddHHMM")
# get computer's system information
systeminfo >> $computername-$today.txt
# end of script

2. Create scheduled task to run get-systeminfo.ps1


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