Windows 10: Powershell to detect how many video card connection a PC comes with

Hi Everyone,

I hope someone can give me some help as I'm getting crazy finding a solution for this. I work in the IT Helpdesk department for a company and we service around 400 PCs. One of our tasks is to keep track of what type of machines and monitors we have (i.e. i7 8gb RAM 2 Display Ports etc.).

I use PowerShell to retrive the majority of info I need from a remote PC (CPU, RAM, HDD, Serial Number etc.).

However, one piece of information I am not able to retrieve is to check the total monitor ports that a PC comes with (i.e. 2 Display Ports, 1 VGA).

I've managed to find the below PowerShell command which lists only hot plugged monitors and type of socket:

get-ciminstance -namespace root/wmi -classname WmiMonitorConnectionParams




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The example above shows 2 Diplay Ports Monitors plugged but it is not listing the HDMI port that this PC also has.

Question is: Is there any PS command or maybe an application that can detect the total amount of graphic input a PC has and their type (i.e. HDMI, DP, VGA etc.)

Thank you!

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