Short for WMI console, wmic is a command line command to query WMI entries. Name, Serial Number, and Version of the BIOS. Finally, the /format:htable will format the results into an HTML table. Below, is an example of how the output may appear in the bios.html file. Wmic diskdrive get model,name,size. Display the model, name, and size. Method 1: Using Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) This might be a good time to review a companion article on Introduction to Windows Management Instrumentation. The WMI technique uses a series of 'relationships' that exist between several WMI classes.

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• Go to START / RUN and type CMD click OK • now type in this command: • wmic /user:Administrator /node:Computername bios get serialnumber • Once you press ENTER, you will be prompted for your Administrator password • Enter the Administrator’s password, press ENTER and you will receive the serial number aka TAG from the remote computer UPDATE (2017): Noted that this does not work very well on current Windows 10 machines. However here is easy replacement to achieve same goal with PowerShell:-): For Locale computer: Get-WmiObject win32_bios For Remote computer: Get-WmiObject win32_bios -computername PC001 This will provide you with detail information about BIOS on the local/remote machine: • SMBIOSVersion • Manufacturer • Name • Serial Number • Version Have fun! How to get remote machine’s OS: wmic /NODE:[remote_machine_ip_address] /USER:[remote_machine_name] administrator OS GET NAME[press enter] [enter administrator password] How to get remote machine’s serial number: wmic /NODE:[remote_machine_ip_address] /USER:[remote_machine_name] administrator BIOS GET SERIALNUMBER[press enter] [enter administrator password] HOW to get remote machine’s Model type: wmic /NODE:[remote_machine_ip_address] /USER:[remote_machine_name] administrator CSPRODUCT GET NAME[press enter] [enter administrator password].