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Tip: WMIC - Windows Management Instrumentation Console (WinXP Pro, Win2003)


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29-Apr-2006, 07:57 AM #1
Tip: WMIC - Windows Management Instrumentation Console (WinXP Pro, Win2003)
Windows Command-Line Kung-Fu with WMIC (for WinXP Pro, Win2003)
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29-Apr-2006, 11:21 AM #2
Note that WMIC is also fully documented in the Windows Help, so you have a pretty ready reference.
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