Windows Integrity nPartition Guide

Troubleshooting
Checking component installation and operation
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Checking component installation and operation
Verify WMI Mapper installation
To verify that the WMI Mapper files are installed correctly, and are accessible via the
current system PATH, open a Command Prompt window and run the following
command:
wmiop ei Win32_ComputerSystem
This command requests that WMI enumerate the instances of all known objects of type
Win32_ComputerSystem. If the WMI Mapper is installed and operating correctly, then
output similar to the following should result (the specific values will be different for each
machine; if obvious errors occur, you should uninstall and then reinstall the WMI
Mapper component):
Instances of [Win32_ComputerSystem] (1 instances):
Instance of Win32_ComputerSystem:
{
AdminPasswordStatus = 3
AutomaticResetBootOption = TRUE
AutomaticResetCapability = TRUE
BootROMSupported = TRUE
BootupState = "Normal"
Caption = "FCTMARTIN"
ChassisBootupState = 3
CreationClassName = "Win32_ComputerSystem"
CurrentTimeZone = -420
DaylightInEffect = FALSE
Description = "AT/AT COMPATIBLE"
Domain = "DOMAIN-NAME"
DomainRole = 3
FrontPanelResetStatus = 3
InfraredSupported = FALSE
KeyboardPasswordStatus = 3
Manufacturer = "Hewlett-Packard"
Model = "HP Kayak PC"
Name = "HOSTNAME"
NetworkServerModeEnabled = TRUE