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Neemobeer

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Just because I love powershell here are a few commands from a powershell prompt that will get memory and disk information

MEMORY
  • Get-WmiObject -Query 'select * from Win32_PhysicalMemory'
DISK
  • Get-WmiObject -Query 'select * from Win32_DiskDrive'
Of course I'm sure the output isn't as pretty plus there are several other WMI classes you can pull data from and it would be easy to create a powershell script to make it pretty :)
 

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Thanks for sharing the update! For anyone interested: the “Crucial (2014)” tool is great for scanning RAM slots and HDD info—just download, unzip, and open the content in your local browser. It’s simple, portable, and doesn’t require an internet connection to run the scan.
If anyone needs step-by-step instructions, troubleshooting tips, or details on interpreting the scan results, feel free to ask! And for the original update and download, check out the Crucial scan update entry.
 

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