Or does anybody think I am going about obtaining this information the wrong way? Does anybody know of a better way to get the device manager information on a remote computer without taking control away from the user? Or a command which will show just the Network adaptors. What I mean is if I want to see what type of video card is on a computer I could use a command that will show just the display adaptors part of the device manager. Or is there a command which will show me what is in the device manager? I cant think of a intelligent way to ask that last sentence.

What I am looking for is a command that I can use which will show the device manager inside of the prompt. When I try it using powershell on the remote computer the command simply does nothing (which is to be expected). My question is can I use a command to open up a computers device manager? I know that on my local computer using the command 'devmgmt.msc' I can launch the device manager. One particular feature I enjoy more than others is the ability to launch an interactive command prompt on remote computers. At the place I work we recently started using SCCM which I greatly enjoy.

Launch device manager from cmd