I have been trying diligently on and off for the past few months to identify where I can find the Accumulative Operating Time of Panasonic laptops from Command Prompt or PowerShell.
Using Panasonic’s PC Information Viewer or the BIOS it gladly displays this information in the UI but for the automation I am trying to do on multiple 100’s of laptops collecting this data in a more efficient manor would be ideal.
I’ve ran wmic bios list full
I’ve ran wmic baseboard list fill
I’ve ran reg query hklm/hardware/description/system/bios
I’ve ran some Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_Classes -Namespace \root\
I cannot, figure out, where Panasonic is keeping the key value for Accumulative Operating Time but I would really like to know.
It’s not the end of the world if it’s not possible but I’d really prefer a CLI solution to collecting this information. I can run it through a C# application I compiled and export all the data as a .CSV file. Much easier, much more time efficient, and more accurate for the volume of units I have to process.
The models we work with mainly consist of the CF-20, CF-33, CF-54, & FZ-55.