System Information Script

Overview

This batch script gathers and displays system-related information, such as serial numbers, installed software, and hardware details. It provides a simple menu for users to choose what information they want to see.

Features

• Displays system serial numbers for various components including CPU, GPU, RAM, and more.
• Shows installed software (optional feature).
• Retrieves IP addresses, network adapter details, and TPM information.
• Works with Windows and leverages PowerShell commands to extract system details.

Requirements

• Windows OS
• PowerShell installed (default on Windows 7 and later)
• NVIDIA GPU (for nvidia-smi command to work, otherwise it will fail)

Usage

1. Run the script by double-clicking on it.
2. A menu will appear with the following options:
   • 1 Show Serial Numbers
   • 2 Show Installed Software (Optional)
   • 3 Exit
3. Select the desired option:
   • If 1 is chosen, system serial numbers and hardware details will be displayed.
   • If 2 is chosen, the script will prompt whether to display installed software before showing system details.
   • If 3 is chosen, the script exits.

Information Retrieved

• GPU: Name, Serial, UUID (requires NVIDIA GPU and nvidia-smi command)
• Baseboard (Motherboard): Product, Manufacturer, Version, Serial Number
• BIOS: Serial Number, SMBIOS Version
• CPU: Serial Number, Processor ID
• Computer System Product: Identifying Number, UUID
• Disk Drive: Model, Serial Number
• RAM: Serial Number
• Network Adapters: Device ID, Name, MAC Address
• TPM (Trusted Platform Module): SHA256 Public Key Hash
• Windows Product Key
• IP Addresses

Notes

• Administrator privileges may be required for some PowerShell commands.
• The script uses chcp 65001 to ensure UTF-8 encoding for proper character display.
• Some PowerShell commands may take time to execute, especially for retrieving installed software.