systeminfo:tldr:9165b
systeminfo: Display system configuration in a specified output format.
$ systeminfo /fo ${select}
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The command "systeminfo /fo ${select}" is used to display detailed information about the computer's operating system and hardware components.
The "/fo" parameter is used to specify the format in which the information is displayed. In this case, "${select}" is a placeholder that would be replaced with the chosen format. The available formats can include:
- "TABLE": Displays the information in tabular format.
- "LIST": Displays the information in a simple list.
- "CSV": Generates a Comma-Separated Values (CSV) file containing the information.
- "JSON": Formats the information in JavaScript Object Notation (JSON).
- "XML": Formats the information as Extensible Markup Language (XML).
For example, if you want to display the system information in a table format, the command would be "systeminfo /fo TABLE".
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