wmic process where name="notepad.exe" delete Generate a list of installed software (this is slow but thorough):
Introduction
However, as of Windows 10 (version 21H1) and Windows Server 2022, Microsoft has officially deprecated WMIC. This means it is no longer under active development and will be removed in a future release. Despite this, understanding WMIC is still critical for managing legacy systems, writing quick diagnostic scripts, and appreciating the modern tools that replaced it. In simple terms, WMIC allows you to read and modify almost every aspect of a Windows system using simple text commands. Instead of clicking through a dozen GUI menus, you can type a single line to retrieve a serial number, kill a process, or change a service configuration. wmic process where name="notepad
wmic cpu get name, maxclockspeed, numberofcores List all running processes with their process ID (PID): In simple terms, WMIC allows you to read
wmic logicaldisk where deviceid="c:" get size, freespace List all local user accounts: In simple terms
wmic diskdrive get model, size