Powershell System Inventory

		
Windows Machine Inventory Using PowerShell.
Written by - Alan Newingham
Date: 9/3/2021

18 System Queries output to a styled single HTML page. 
Last User Login 
  -Time & Date Last User Logged In
Time Zone
  -Bias
  -Time Zone
  -Standard Name
Active USB Devices
  -Class
  -Status
  -Device Name
  -Hardware Address
Video Card Info
  -Status
  -Video Card Model
  -Video Card Memory
  -Driver Install Date
  -Driver Version
  -Current Screensize Setting
Monitor Count
  -How Many Monitors Installed
Enabled Network Adapter Info
  -Description
  -DHCP Server
  -IP Address
  -Subnet
  -Gateway
  -Domain
  -Primary and Secondary DNS
Installed Printer Information
  -Printer Name
  -Associated Driver
  -State
  -Status
  -Address
Installed Software
  -Vendor Name
  -Software Title
  -Software Version
  -Registry Association
Hotfix Information
  -Hotfix name
  -Hotfix ID
User Profiles Loaded
  -What profiles are loaded on the computer
  -Last time the directory was written to
Hard Disk Capacity
  -Device ID
  -Total Size
  -Free Size
Hard Disk Information
  -Computer Name
  -Hard Disk Model
  -Capacity
Operating System Information
  -OS System Directory location
  -Operating System {pro/home/workstation/etc...}
  -Build Number
  -Version
  -OS Serial
BIOS Information
  -Manufacturer
  -Serial Number
  -Bios Version
Boot Configuration
  -OS Install Directory
Memory Information
  -Model
  -Physical Slot Occupied
  -Serial Number
  -Manufacturer Serial
  -Clock Speed
  -Voltage
  -Capacity
Processor Information
  -Processor Name
  -Current Clock Speed
  -Manufacturer
  -Processor Status
General Information
  -Model
  -Manufacturer
  -Local Administrator
  -32 or 64 bit OS?