Over the years, I’ve posted all sorts of code samples using WMI to get all sort of information from a PC, things like:
and many, many more!
For fun, I put together a more generalized, what I’ve deemed ‘WMI Explorer’ code. Basically, you pick the WMI NameSpace, and Class and then you can view all the associated properties. I’ve even added the ability to export the results to Excel.
It will even return the description of a Class (when selected) as well as the description of each individual property (when selected). This can help reduce the time sifting through documentation.
As I said, this was just for fun, personal learning, but still thought it might be of interest for some.
Disclaimer/Notes:
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Download a Demo Database
Feel free to download a 100% unlocked demo copy by using the link provided below:
Download “WMI Explorer Demo” WMI_Demo_V1.000.zip – Downloaded 5266 times – 62.32 KBVersion History
| Version | Date | Changes |
|---|---|---|
| V1.000 | 2022-02-27 | Initial Release |

