In any case, KB is exploratory in nature and is an alternative to scripts and third-party software. Some of them simply do not want to work with PowerShell and Vbscript and do not want to learn it, because they are used to work with WMIC. But here again, everything depends on the administrators. I’ll probably agree that if I choose between WMIC and PowerShell, I’ll definitely choose scripts (thanks Nick-C). īut there are situations when the administrator does not want to use third-party software for financial reasons, or because this is prohibited in the company, etc. In case of successful deletion, the message will look like this:Īdrian_ych, yes I agree that the 3rd party tool is always better and we ourselves have a free tool Action1 for software inventory and remote uninstalling software. node: ",Name="Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010",Version=".1000") -Īfter the attempt to delete, a message about the results will be displayed.
You can remove the program using the following query: The basis of the data representation structure in the WBEM standard is CIM (Common Information Model - a general type of information model) that implements an object-oriented approach to representing system components as classes with their own set of properties and methods, as well as inheritance principles. The WBEM standard is the successor to the DMI standard (Desktop Management Interface). At the heart of WBEM is the idea of creating a universal monitoring and control interface to various systems and components of a distributed enterprise information environment using an object-oriented ideology and widespread web-based information presentation technologies: XML and HTTP protocols.
WMI is an enhanced and adapted Microsoft implementation of the WBEM standard (WebBased Enterprise Management by DMTF Inc). It is worth adding that it has long stepped over the scope of managing only the Windows operating system and allows controlling many other compatible applications.
From the name, it is clear why this technology was created and applied. WMI is Windows Management Instrumentation.
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