How to Check Complete System Hardware Details Using PowerShell in Windows

Check RAM Details Using PowerShell in Windows (Complete Guide)

Introduction

RAM (Random Access Memory) is one of the most important components of a computer system.
RAM directly affects system speed, multitasking, and performance.
To upgrade a system or troubleshoot issues, it is important to know complete RAM details such as type (DDR3, DDR4, DDR5), size, speed, slots, manufacturer, and model.

PowerShell is a powerful Windows tool that helps users and IT professionals to check full RAM details using simple commands.

|Step 1: Open PowerShell as Administrator

1. Click on the Windows Taskbar search bar.
2. Type PowerShell.
3. Right-click on Windows PowerShell.
4. Click on Run as Administrator.
5. Click Yes to allow permission.

Now PowerShell is ready to run commands.

Basic RAM Details Commands

1. Check Full RAM Details (Raw Data)

This command shows complete RAM information.

2. Check RAM Size, Speed, Manufacturer, Model

3. Convert RAM Size into GB

Check RAM Type (DDR3, DDR4, DDR5)

4. Check RAM DDR Type (Code)

DDR Codes
24 = DDR3
26 = DDR4
34 = DDR5

5. Check DDR Type in Text Format

Advanced RAM Details

6. Check Total Installed RAM

7. Check Total RAM Slots

8. Check Used RAM Slots

9. Check Slot-wise RAM Details

10. Check Laptop or Desktop RAM Type

FormFactor Meaning
8 = Desktop RAM (DIMM)
12 = Laptop RAM (SODIMM)

11. Check RAM Voltage

12. Check RAM Serial Number

All-in-One RAM Command

This command shows DDR type, RAM size, speed, manufacturer, model, serial number, and RAM form factor.

Check SSD Details Using PowerShell in Windows (Complete Guide)

Introduction

SSD (Solid State Drive) is an important storage device that improves system speed and performance.
To upgrade storage or troubleshoot issues, it is necessary to know complete SSD details such as type (NVMe or SATA), model, size, health status, firmware, and partitions.

PowerShell is a powerful Windows tool that helps users and IT professionals to check full SSD details using simple commands.

Step 1: Open PowerShell as Administrator

1. Click on the Windows Taskbar search bar.
2. Type PowerShell.
3. Right-click on Windows PowerShell.
4. Click on Run as Administrator.
5. Click Yes to allow permission.
6. Now PowerShell is ready to run commands.

Basic SSD Details Commands

1. Check All SSD and HDD in System

2. Check SSD Model, Type, and Size

3. Convert SSD Size into GB

Check SSD Type (NVMe or SATA)

4. Check SSD Bus Type

BusType Meaning
NVMe = NVMe SSD
SATA = SATA SSD
USB = External SSD

Advanced SSD Details

5. Check Disk Details

PartitionStyle Meaning
GPT = Modern partition style
MBR = Old partition style

6. Check Drive Partitions

7. Check Drive Volumes (C, D, E)

8. Check SSD Health Status

9. Check SSD Firmware Version

10. Check SSD Serial Number

All-in-One SSD Command

This command shows SSD model, type, size, firmware version, serial number, and health status.