Using one command, append the following wmic query to your report.txt file as one output:

Windows edition

Build number

Note: You can run wmic $[$alias$]$ get $/$value to see the different properties and values that can be retrieved from an alias. For example: wmic os get $/$value

Create a wmic query for each of the following aliases and append them to the report:

User account information $($useraccount$)$: Name, the security identifier of the user $($sid$),$ and description.

Note: The security ID $($sid$)$ of each user account is used to identify the groups the user belongs in$,$ set access control entries, and bind security descriptors to each user.

Login information $($netlogin$)$: Username $($caption$),$ number of times user has logged on$,$ and last logon time.

Note: The LastLogon format follows the yyyy$/$MM$/$DD$-$HH:mm:ss$.$SSSSSSZ date and time format.

$.$SSSSSSZ are the milliseconds $(000000$ in the output$)$ and time zone $(-300$ in the output$).$

This part of the output follows the SimpleDateFormat protocol for date and time.

Windows Update information $($qfe$)$: Update name $($caption$),$ description, installed on date, and hotfix ID$.$

Note: Make sure you verify each output before using the $/$APPEND: switch appending it to your report.txt file.