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Writable properties for a WMI class

Proprietà scrivibili di una classe WMI

Richard Siddaway's Blog

Do you know how to discover which properties on a WMI class, and therefore a WMI instance, can be modified?

Get-CimClass from the PowerShell 3.0 CIM cmdlets is the answer:

$class = Get-CimClass -ClassName win32_volume

$class.CimClassProperties

 

The last command returns all of the properties in this format

 

 

 

Notice the first one has a Flag of ReadOnly and the second one has a Qualifier of write. So the question becomes how can you filter on those two items?

 

If you run something like this:

$class = Get-CimClass -ClassName Win32_Volume
$class.CimClassProperties |
foreach {
if ($psitem | select -ExpandProperty Qualifiers | where Name -eq ‘write’){$psitem}
if (($psitem.Flags -split ‘, ‘) -notcontains ‘Readonly’)  {$psitem}
}

 

You will see that some properties may not be Readonly but also aren’t writable such as:

 

In that case we need just the writable properties

Get-CimClass -ClassName Win32_Volume  |
select -ExpandProperty…

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