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GetBIOS module new version - List BIOS Settings from local or remote computer

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In this post, I will show you the new version of my PowerShell module GetBIOS. 
This one allows you to list settings from differents BIOS manufacturer and from a local or remote computer.

What is it ?
This module allows you to query local or remote computer BIOS settings.
You can query settings the below manufacturers:
- Dell
- HP
- Lenovo
- Toshiba (not yet tested as I don't have one but any feedback would be welcome)

What's new ?
- Export BIOS settings to out-gridview
- Export BIOS settings to CSV format
- Export BIOS settings to HTML format
- Displays possible values and description 

How to install it ?
The module is available on the PowerShell gallery.
To install it, type: install-module GetBIOS


Get help
See the help part by typing get-help.


List local BIOS settings
1. Run PowerShell as admin
2. Just type Get-BIOS
3. It will check for your manufacturer and list appropriate BIOS Settings.

4. If your manufacturer is not a Dell, HP or Lenovo, the below warning will be displayed.


List remote computer BIOS settings
1. Run PowerShell as admin
2. Type Get-BIOS and add parameter -Computer "ComputerName".
3. A credentials Window will appear to type credentials to access to the remote computer.
4. It will check for your manufacturer and list appropriate BIOS Settings.

Export to CSV
1. Type Get-BIOS and parameter -CSV_Path with the path of the CSV file
2. A CSV file will be created and looks like as below:


Export to HTML
1. Type Get-BIOS and parameter -HTML_Path with the path of the HTML file
2. An HTML file will be created and looks like as below:


Show setting description
1. Type Get-BIOS and parameter -ShowDescription

2. This will display description for the setting

Note: this one is available for Dell only

Show settings in Gridview
1. Type Get-BIOS and parameter -ShowGridview
2. This will display BIOS settings in an Out-Gridview

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Carfancy a dit…

as admin on the local computer it does not display value as my bios is password protected how can we give the password ?

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