Win32_Fan Sample using PowerShell

1. <# 
2. .SYNOPSIS 
3.     Uses Win32_Fan class to return information about fans in a system.     
4. .DESCRIPTION 
5.     This script first defines some functions to decode various  
6.     WMI attributed from binary to text. Then the script calls  
7.     Get-WmiObject to retrieve fan details, then formats that 
8.     information (using the functions defined at the top of the script. 
9.      
10. .NOTES 
11.     File Name  : Get-Fan.ps1 
12.     Author     : Thomas Lee - tfl@psp.co.uk 
13.     Requires   : PowerShell V2 CTP3 
14. .LINK 
15.     Script posted to: 
16.     http://pshscripts.blogspot.com/2009/04/win32fan-sample-using-powershell.html
17.     Original MSDN Page 
18.     http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa394146(VS.85).aspx 
19. .EXAMPLE 
20.     Left as an exercise for the viewer.     
21. #> 
22.  
23. ### 
24. # Start of Script 
25. ### 
26.  
27. # Functions to decode details 
28.  
29. function FanAvailability { 
30. param ($value) 
31. switch ($value) { 
32. 1    {"Other"} 
33. 2    {"Unknown"} 
34. 3    {"Running on full power"} 
35. 4    {"Warning"} 
36. 5    {"In Test"} 
37. 6    {"Not Applicable"} 
38. 7    {"Power Off"} 
39. 8    {"Off Line"} 
40. 9    {"Off Duty"} 
41. 10   {"Degraded"} 
42. 11   {"Not Installed"} 
43. 12   {"Install Error"} 
44. 13   {"Power Save - Unknown"} 
45. 14   {"Power Save - Low Power Mode"} 
46. 15   {"Power Save - Standby"} 
47. 16   {"Power Cycle"} 
48. 17   {"Power Save - Warning"} 
49. default {"NOT SET"} 
50. } 
51. } 
52.  
53. function ConfigManagerErrorCode { 
54. param ($value) 
55. switch ($value) { 
56. 0 {"Device Is Working Properly"} 
57. 1 {"Device is not configured correctly"} 
58. 2 {"Windows Cannot load the driver for this device"} 
59. 3 {"Driver for this device might be corrupted, or the system may be low on memory or other resources"} 
60. 4 {"Device is not working properly. One of its drivers or the registry might be corrupted"} 
61. 5 {"Driver for the device requires a resource that Windows cannot manage"} 
62. 6 {"Boot configuration for the device conflicts with other devices"} 
63. 7 {"Cannot filter"} 
64. 8 {"Driver loader for the device is missing"} 
65. 9 {"Device is not working properly. The controlling firmware is incorrectly reporting the resources for the device"} 
66. 10 {"Device cannot start"} 
67. 11 {"Device failed"} 
68. 12 {"Device cannot fine enough free resources to run"} 
69. 13 {"Windows cannot verify the devices's resources"} 
70. 14 {"Device cannot work propertly until the computer is restarted"} 
71. 15 {"Device is not working properly due to a possible re-enumeration problem"} 
72. 16 {"Windows cannot identify all of the resources that the device uses"} 
73. 17 {"Device is requesting an unknown resource type"} 
74. 18 {"Device drivers must be reinstalled"} 
75. 19 {"Failure using the VxD loader"} 
76. 20 {"Registry might be corrupted"} 
77. 21 {"System failure. if changing the device driver is ineffective, see the hardware documentation. Windows is removing the device"} 
78. 22 {"Device is disabled"} 
79. 23 {"System failure. if changing the device driver is ineffective, see the hardware documentation"} 
80. 24 {"Device is not present, not working properly, or does not have all of its drivers installed"} 
81. 25 {"Windows is still setting up the device"} 
82. 26 {"Windows is still setting up the device"}  
83. 27 {"Device does not have valid log configuration"} 
84. 28 {"Device drivers are not installed"} 
85. 29 {"Device is disabled. The device firmware did not provide the required resources"} 
86. 30 {"Device is using an IRQ resource that another device is using"} 
87. 31 {"Device is not working properly. Windows cannot load the required device drivers."} 
88. default {"NOT SET"} 
89. } 
90. } 
91.  
92. function PowerManagementCapabilities { 
93. param ($value) 
94. switch ($value) { 
95. 0 {"Unknown"} 
96. 1 {"Not Supported"} 
97. 2 {"Disabled"} 
98. 3 {"Enabled"} 
99. 4 {"Power Saving Modes Entered Automatically"} 
100. 5 {"Power State Settable"} 
101. 6 {"Power Cycling Supported"} 
102. 7 {"Timed Power-On Supported"} 
103. default {"NOT SET"} 
104. } 
105. }  
106.  
107. function StatusInfo { 
108. param ($value) 
109. switch ($value) { 
110. 0 {"Other"} 
111. 2 {"Unknown"} 
112. 3 {"Enabled"} 
113. 4 {"Disabled"} 
114. 5 {"Not Applicable"} 
115. default {"NOT SET"} 
116. } 
117. } 
118.  
119. ### 
120. # Start of Script 
121. ## 
122.  
123. # Get fan information 
124. $fans = Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_Fan 
125.  
126. # Display information 
127. $hostnm=hostname 
128. "Fan Information on System: {0} ({1} fans in total" -f $hostnm, $fans.count 
129. $i=1 
130. # display details of each fan 
131. foreach ($fan in $fans) { 
132. # Display details 
133. "Fan: {0}"  -f $i 
134. "Active Cooling                : {0}" -f $fan.ActiveCooling 
135. "Availability                  : {0}" -f (fanavailability($fan.availability)) 
136. "Caption                       : {0}" -f $fan.caption 
137. "Config Manager Error code     : {0}" -f (ConfigManagerErrorCode($fan.ConfigManagerErrorCode)) 
138. "Config Manager User Config    : {0}" -f $fan.ConfigManagerUserConfig 
139. "Creation Class Name           : {0}" -f $fan.CreationClassName 
140. "Description                   : {0}" -f $fan.Description 
141. "Desired speed                 : {0}" -f $fan.DesiredSpeed 
142. "Error Cleared                 : {0}" -f $fan.ErrorCleared 
143. "Error Description             : {0}" -f $fan.ErrorDescription 
144. "Install Date                  : {0}" -f $fan.InstallDate 
145. "Last Error code               : {0}" -f $fan.LastErrorCode 
146. "Name                          : {0}" -f $fan.name 
147. "PNP Device Id                 : {0}" -f $fan.PNPDeviceID 
148. "Power Management Capabilities : {0}" -f (PowerManagementCapabilities($fan.PowerManagementCapabilities)) 
149. "Status                        : {0}" -f $fan.Status 
150. "Status Information            : {0}" -f (statusinfo($fan.StatusInfo)) 
151. "System Creation Class Name    : {0}" -f $fan.syu 
152. "System Name                   : {0}" -f $fan.SystemName 
153. "Variable Speed                : {0}" -f $fan.VariableSpeed 
154.  
155. $i++;"" 
156. } 

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