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Windows 11 preview update KB5120998 removes WMIC, a command-line tool used since Windows XP for admin and automation tasks.
With the latest Windows 11 preview update (KB5120998), Microsoft is finally bidding farewell to a tool that has been part of the operating system since Windows XP: the Windows Management Instrumentation Command-line (WMIC). It’s being removed from Windows 11 in an upcoming patch, and it’ll affect both Windows 11 versions 24H2 and 25H2.
Microsoft is killing this 25-year-old Windows tool. Your scripts might break
Windows 11 preview update KB5120998 removes WMIC, a command-line tool used since Windows XP for admin and automation tasks.
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