How to list all properties of a PowerShell object

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When I look at the Win32 ComputerSystem class  it shows loads of properties like Status  PowerManagementCapabilities  etc  However  when in PowerShell I do the below I only get back a couple   PS C  Windows System32 drivers gt  Get-WmiObject -Class  Win32 computersystem   Domain                YYY com Manufacturer          VMware  Inc  Model                 VMware Virtual Platform Name                  LONINEGFQEF58 PrimaryOwnerName      Authorised User TotalPhysicalMemory   2147016704   How can I see all properties

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You can also use     Get-WmiObject -Class  Win32 computersystem    Select     This will show the same result as Format-List   used in the other answers here

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The most succinct way to do this is     Get-WmiObject -Class win32 computersystem -Property

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If you want to know what properties  and methods  there are   Get-WmiObject -Class  Win32 computersystem    Get-Member

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I like   Get-WmiObject Win32 computersystem   format-custom     That seems to expand everything   There s also a show-object command in the PowerShellCookbook module that does it in a GUI   Jeffrey Snover  the PowerShell creator  uses it in his unplugged videos  recommended    Although most often I use  Get-WmiObject Win32 computersystem   fl     It avoids the  format ps1xml file that defines a table or list view for the object type  if there are any  The format file may even define column headers that don t match any property names

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Try this   Get-WmiObject -Class  Win32 computersystem    Format-List   Get-WmiObject -Class  Win32 computersystem    Format-List -Property     For certain objects  PowerShell provides a set of formatting instructions that can affect either the table or list formats  These are usually meant to limit the display of reams of properties down to just the essential properties  However there are times when you really want to see everything  In those cases Format-List   will show all the properties  Note that in the case where you re trying to view a PowerShell error record  you need to use  Format-List   -Force  to truly see all the error information  for example    error 0    Format-List   -force   Note that the wildcard can be used like a traditional wilcard this   Get-WmiObject -Class  Win32 computersystem    Format-List M

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