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The  WMI  command-line (WMIC) utility is  deprecated as of Windows 10, version 21H1, and as of the 21H1 semi-annual channel release of Windows Server . This utility is superseded by Windows PowerShell for WMI. Useful wmic command examples in Windows Example 1 : How to Display the State of all the Global Switches in Windows If you want to check the state of all global switches in windows then you need to use  wmic context  command as shown below. Example 2 : How to Get Your System Serial Number If you want to check your system serial number then you need to use  wmic bios get serialnumber  command as shown below. Example 3 : How to Check HotFixID of all the Installed Updates in Windows If you want to check the HotfixID of all the installed updates in windows then you need to use  wmic qfe list  command as shown below. **Note: Please note that it is possible that some of the updates will show in  "View Installed Updates"  section but not on  wmic qfe list  output. Example 4:

You can use this method to activate your Windows 10/11 for free. This method comes in handy if no other method is working for you. Here are the steps you need to follow to activate your Windows using Command Prompt (CMD). Step 1.  You have to open the command prompt on your system first. Then, click and start and type "CMD". Now, run it as administrator. Step 2.  Type the following command. slmgr /ipk slmgr /skms kms.xspace.in Slmgr /ato   Now press enter. This command will activate your Windows 10/11. In case of any troubleshooting, you can take help from Windows repair services.   So, you can easily activate Windows 10/11 key with Command Prompt (CMD) method. Thanks.