PCAudit

<# 
    .SYNOPSIS 
        Windows Machine Inventory Using PowerShell. 
 
    .DESCRIPTION 
        This script is to document the Windows machine. This script will work only for Local Machine. 
 
    .EXAMPLE 
        PS C:\> .\System_Inventory.PS1 
 
    .OUTPUTS 
        HTML File OutPut ReportDate , General Information , BIOS Information etc. 
 
#> 
 
#Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue 
 
$UserName = (Get-Item  env:\username).Value  
$ComputerName = (Get-Item env:\Computername).Value 
$filepath = (Get-ChildItem env:\userprofile).value 
 
 
Add-Content  "$Filepath\style.CSS"  -Value " body { 
font-family:Calibri; 
 font-size:10pt; 
} 
th {  
background-color:black; 
 
color:white; 
} 
td { 
 background-color:#19fff0; 
color:black; 
}" 
 
Write-Host "CSS File Created Successfully... Executing Inventory Report!!! Please Wait !!!" -ForegroundColor Yellow 
 
#ReportDate 
$ReportDate = Get-Date | Select -Property DateTime | ConvertTo-Html -Fragment 
 
#General Information 
$ComputerSystem = Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_ComputerSystem |  
Select -Property Model , Manufacturer , Description , @{Name='Owner Name';Expression={($_.PrimaryOwnerName)}} , @{Name='System Type';Expression={($_.SystemType)}} |ConvertTo-Html -Fragment 
 
#Last Logged on User 
$LastLoggedonUser = Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_ComputerSystem -Property UserName -ComputerName . |
Select Username | ConvertTo-Html -Fragment  
 
#BIOS Information 
#May need to use a different variable other than "serialnumber" for warranty information.
#Running on a desktop will require modification to generate the correct information in the report.
#Run the following command to see a listing of the options you can enter AFTER the "Select -Property" section in the actual command.
#Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_BIOS | select -property *
$BIOS = Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_BIOS | Select -Property @{Name='Computer Name';Expression={($_.PSComputerName)}} , Manufacturer , Version, @{Name='Serial Number';Expression={($_.serialnumber)}}, @{Name='Description';Expression={($_.description)}} | ConvertTo-Html -Fragment 
 
#Operating System Information 
$oslang = get-culture | select-object name
$OS = Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_OperatingSystem | Select -Property Caption , @{Name='Service Packs';Expression={($_.CSDVersion)}} , @{Name='OS Architecture';Expression={($_.osarchitecture)}} , @{Name='OS Language';Expression={($oslang).name}} | ConvertTo-Html -Fragment 
     
#Time Zone Information 
$TimeZone = Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_TimeZone | Select Caption , @{Name='Time Zone';Expression={($_.StandardName)}} | 
ConvertTo-Html -Fragment 
 
#Logical Disk Information 
#Will report on ALL attached Hard Disks
$Disk = Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_LogicalDisk -Filter DriveType=3 |  
Select @{Name='Drive Letter';Expression={($_.DeviceID)}} , @{Name=”Size (GB)”;Expression={“{0:N1}” -f($_.size/1gb)}}, @{Name=”Free Space (GB)”;Expression={“{0:N1}” -f($_.freespace/1gb)}}, @{Name='Free (%)';Expression={[int]($_.Freespace*100/$_.Size)} } | 
ConvertTo-Html -Fragment 
 
#CPU Information 
$SystemProcessor = Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_Processor  |  
Select @{Name='System Name';Expression={($_.SystemName)}} , @{Name='CPU Model';Expression={($_.Name)}} , @{Name='Max Clock Speed (GHz)';Expression={"{0:N2}" -f ($_.maxclockspeed/1000)}} , Manufacturer ,  @{Name='Status';Expression={($_.status)}} | ConvertTo-Html -Fragment 
 
#Memory Information 
$PhysicalMemory = Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_PhysicalMemory | 
Select -Property Tag , @{Name='Serial Number';Expression={($_.serialNumber)}} , @{Name='Part Number';Expression={($_.PartNumber)}} , Manufacturer , @{Name='RAM Bank';Expression={($_.devicelocator)}} , @{Name="Capacity (GB)";Expression={"{0:N1}" -f ($_.Capacity/1GB)}} | ConvertTo-Html -Fragment 

#Network Information
$Networkinfo = get-netadapter | 
select @{Name='Network Connection Name';Expression={($_.name)}}, @{Name='Network Interface';Expression={($_.interfacedescription)}},status,@{Name='Mac Address';Expression={($_.macaddress)}},@{Name='Link Speed';Expression={($_.linkspeed)}},@{Name="Full Duplex?";Expression={($_.fullduplex)}}| sort status -descending | ConvertTo-Html -fragment
 
#Software Inventory 
$Software = Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_Product | 
#Where-Object name -like "Microsoft*2013" |
sort name |
Select @{Name='Installed Software';Expression={($_.name)}} , Vendor , Version , @{Name='Description';Expression={($_.Caption)}} |ConvertTo-Html -Fragment  
#If you want to list ONLY "Microsoft 2013" products in the Software Inventory section, uncomment the above "Where-Object" line.
#Change the filter in the quotes to fill your specific need.
#If the "Where-Object" line IS commented out, the Software Inventory section will display ALL software shown on the Add/Remove Programs section inside of Windows.
 
ConvertTo-Html -Body "<font color = red><H4><B>Report Created On</B></H4></font>$ReportDate 
<font color = red><H4><B>General Information</B></H4></font>$ComputerSystem 
<font color = red><H4><B>Last Logged on User</B></H4></font>$Lastloggedonuser 
<font color = red><H4><B>BIOS Information</B></H4></font>$BIOS 
<font color = red><H4><B>Operating System Information</B></H4></font>$OS 
<font color = red><H4><B>Time Zone Information</B></H4></font>$TimeZone 
<font color = red><H4><B>Disk Information</B></H4></font>$Disk 
<font color = red><H4><B>Processor Information</B></H4></font>$SystemProcessor 
<font color = red><H4><B>Memory Information</B></H4></font>$PhysicalMemory 
<font color = red><H4><B>Network Information</B></H4></font>$Networkinfo
<font color = red><H4><B>Software Inventory</B></H4></font>$Software" -CssUri  "$filepath\style.CSS" -Title "Server Inventory" | Out-File "$FilePath\$ComputerName.htm" 
 
Write-Host "Script Execution Completed" -ForegroundColor Yellow 

#forces report to be displayed in Internet Explorer. Displaying in Chrome doesn't view properly.
(new-object -ComObject InternetExplorer.Application).navigate("$FilePath\$ComputerName.htm")