Windows Management Instrumentation

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Windows Management Instrumentation is a part of the Windows operating system which allows users to manage local and remote systems. Through this, daily management tasks using programming or scripting languages can be undertaken. Its features include rebooting a remote computer, manually starting a process on a remote system, and can also include views, querying, eventing and remoting.[1]

Process Names

  • WmiPrvSE.exe (or all lower case, wmiprvse.exe)

References

External Links

About Windows Management Instrumentation on Microsoft.com