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How To Get CPU Information With Wmic Command In Windows?
Wmic is a set of tools used to get and set operating system related configuration and information. In this tutorial we will look how to get information about CPU.
Help about wmic cpu command can be listed like below.
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Wmic supports different levels of information displaying. For little and more concentrate information we will use following command.
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This command output will provide following information
- Caption
- Socket Designation
- Device ID
- Manufacturer
- Max Clock Speed
- Name
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More information like Architecture, Family etc. can be listed with the CONFIG option like below.
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All CPU related information can be listed with the following command.
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Here following extra information is provided
Get CPU processor information command prompt
On Windows OS, we can find hardware information using msinfo32 utility. This utility shows information about processors, system physical memory, disk drives, display monitor and BIOS etc.
To know processors information from command prompt, you can run the below command.
On my laptop, it shows the below information.
The output shows that my laptop has 4 processors of x86 architecture.
We can get process information using system environment variables also. The environment variables related to CPU are listed below.
The values of these environment variables can be retrieved using echo command.
how to get a processor serialnumber of laptop with out opening if u can plz help me…..
wmic cpu get processorid
how to find the number of processors from cmd? msinfo32 shows 2 processors on my laptop but wmic command shows only one entry in the output.
i tried both command lines in cmd aswell as powershell.
the wmic one gives a return as a x64 architecture but the environment variable returns a X86 (32 bit) architecture.
which one is the more accurate?
Looks like you have 64bit CPU but the OS installed was 32bit(x86).
I wish to find the processor socket, how to do this with CMD?
Tom
use
wmic cpu get socketdesignation
C:\Users\Tom>wmic cpu get socketdesignation
The output will be something like ….
SocketDesignation
LGA1155
you can then look up the tech details of lga1155 (for example)
Сисадмину: наиболее полезные WMI запросы
Очень часто для написания скриптов или фильтров требуется использовать WMI запросы. Я приведу те, которые встречаются чаще всего. В Windows есть встроенная утилита WMIC, которой можно выполнять запросы. Существует также язык WQL Query, который позволяет делать аналогичные запросы в различных системах, таких как SCCM.
Общий систаксис команды таков: wmic /namespace:\\root\ path get
В комманде вы указываете или путь к зарегистрированному классу, или его алиас. Аласы есть не для всех классов. Список достпных алиасов можно получить по команде: wmic /?. Остальные пути (path) можно узнать, скачав и запустив утилиту WMI Explorer:
Вы можете написать как полный путь wmic path Win32_computersystem get model, так и используя alias wmic computersystem get model, эти записи равноценны.
На языке WQL запрос будет выглядеть так:
SELECT * FROM Win32_ComputerSystem WHERE Name=’pc_name’
При написании скриптов на Powershell следует использовать команделт Get-WmiObject:
$computer = $env:COMPUTERNAME $namespace = «ROOT\cimv2» $classname = «Win32_ComputerSystem» Write-Output «=====================================» Write-Output «COMPUTER : $computer » Write-Output «CLASS : $classname » Write-Output «=====================================» Get-WmiObject -Class $classname -ComputerName $computer -Namespace $namespace | Select-Object * -ExcludeProperty PSComputerName, Scope, Path, Options, ClassPath, Properties, SystemProperties, Qualifiers, Site, Container | Format-List -Property [a-z]*
Вы можете писать и более сложные запросы, используя условие Where:
WMIC Path Win32_NetworkAdapter Where ( Manufacturer = «Realtek» And PhysicalAdapter = TRUE ) Get .
Вы можете вывести не одно, а несколько значений свойств сразу. Тогда они будут выводиться в виде таблицы со столбцами:
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How would I get total CPU Usage from Windows Command Prompt?:
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The following works correctly on Windows 7 Ultimate from an elevated command prompt:
Or for a snapshot:
does work on Win7, you just need to extract the percent value yourself from the last quoted string.
typeperf gives me issues when it randomly doesn’t work on some computers ( Error: No valid counters. ) or if the account has insufficient rights. Otherwise, here is a way to extract just the value from its output. It still needs rounding though:
Powershell has two cmdlets to get the percent utilization for all CPUs: Get-Counter (preferred) or Get-WmiObject :
To get the overall CPU load with formatted output exactly like the question:
For anyone that stumbles upon this page, none of the solutions here worked for me. I found this is the way to do it (in a batch file):
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Get CPU Information via Command Prompt in Windows 10
In Windows 10, it is possible to get information about the CPU installed in your PC using the command line. If you need to print it out or just view your CPU details without restarting your PC or using a third party tool, here is how it can be done.
To see some information about the CPU of your Windows 10 device, do the following.
The command produces the following output:
While this trick can’t replace powerful apps like AIDA64 or HWiNFO, it is a nice option to see the information quickly without third party tools. It is possible to use it in various automation scripts if required.
If you need to use GUI tools, you can see some CPU information via the built-in Task Manager tool. In the «More details» mode it has a tab «Performance» which shows the CPU name and its clock:
Another option is the application «System Information». Use it as follows:
- Press the Win + R hotkeys together on the keyboard and type the following command in your Run box:
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