The SoftwareLicensingProduct class is documented on MSDN, and it contains numerous methods that permit network administrators to completely manage Windows licensing. (For versions earlier than Windows 7, other WMI classes are required). To find information about current versions of Windows, I can use the SoftwareLicensingProduct WMI class. The WMI team wrote a great article about CIM cmdlets on the Windows PowerShell Blog that you may want to read: Introduction to CIM Cmdlets. The CIM cmdlets shipped in Windows PowerShell 3.0 (with Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012), so they have been around for a while. There are numerous ways to access Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) information by using Windows PowerShell. There is no need to mess around with something that is already perfect. The Oolong has a very complex flavor, and I can close my eyes and taste the natural sweetness of the tea. No cinnamon stick, no lemon, no milk, and especially no sugar. With Oolong, especially a very nice Oolong, I do not add anything to the tea. I feel like this morning is a special occasion. I brought back some very nice Oolong tea from Leipzi, Germany earlier this year, and I have been saving it for special occasions. Normally, I would have a black tea in the morning, but this morning, for some reason, I thought that Oolong would do the trick. I am sipping a cup of Oolong tea this morning. I guess that means it is working…we will see. In fact, I am pretty sure that I am sore in muscles that I did not know that I had. This morning I am still sore from my session with my new personal trainer. Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, is here. I want to produce a list of desktop systems, get the names and versions of the operating systems, and find out if the system is activated properly. I suspect that many of our desktop operating systems are not activated properly. I think he was a professional Internet surfer. I am not sure what he actually did for a living, but it certainly was not network administration. Hey, Scripting Guy! The previous network administrator at my company was not attentive to his work. Summary : Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, talks about using Windows PowerShell and WMI to display Windows activation status.
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