Tag: report

348 script(s) tagged “report”

⚑ PowerShell 5.1+

Get Disk Space Report

Reports free/used disk space for all local fixed drives in a color-coded table, with optional CSV export and a configur…

🐍 Python 3.10+

Folder Size Report

Walks a directory tree and prints the largest subfolders and files with human-readable sizes, a scriptable WinDirStat a…

⚑ PowerShell 5.1+

Get CD/DVD Drives Report

Queries Win32_CDROMDrive via WMI and reports CD/DVD Drives in a formatted table, with an optional CSV export.

🟣 C# / .NET 6+

Get Physical Memory Modules Report (C#)

Queries Win32_PhysicalMemory via WMI (System.Management) and prints Physical Memory Modules to the console.

⚑ PowerShell 5.1+

Get The Microsoft Teams cache Size Report

Reports how much disk space the Microsoft Teams cache is currently using, read-only (no deletion).

πŸ“„ JScript (WSH)

Get USB Controllers Report (JScript)

Queries Win32_USBController via WMI and prints USB Controllers to the console β€” JScript, VBScript's WSH sibling languag…

🐍 Python 3.10+

Get Installed Hotfixes Report (Python)

Uses wmic under the hood to report Installed Hotfixes (Win32_QuickFixEngineering) β€” no third-party packages required.

🐍 Python 3.10+

Get Operating System Info Report (Python)

Uses wmic under the hood to report Operating System Info (Win32_OperatingSystem) β€” no third-party packages required.

πŸ“œ VBScript (WSH)

Get Pointing Devices Report to File (VBScript)

Queries Win32_PointingDevice via WMI and writes Pointing Devices to a timestamped text file, handy for scheduled logon/…

πŸ“Š VBA (Excel)

List Files in The Office document cache (VBA)

Lists every file in the Office document cache with size and last-modified date directly on the active worksheet, using …

πŸ“œ VBScript (WSH)

Get Startup Programs Report (VBScript)

Queries Win32_StartupCommand via WMI and prints Startup Programs to the console β€” no PowerShell required.

πŸ–₯️ Batch (CMD)

Get Local User Accounts Report (Batch)

Uses wmic to list Local User Accounts (Win32_UserAccount) straight from the command line.