Later this year, Microsoft will turn off Windows Management Instrumentation Command (WMIC) as part of its deprecation. However, it is not over for WMIC yet. You can still install it. Here is how.
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Microsoft has published a document with details about further WMI Command Line utility (WMIC) deprecation. It will soon be off by default and eventually removed from the next-gen Windows version.
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