Windows: Get Driver Names and Version Numbers

(imported topic written by thesurg3on91)

I have been trying to get a report that will show me the drivers and their version numbers on a system. After digging on Bing.com I came across the command prompt:

driverquery /v

This will tell me the following:

Module Name

Display Name

Description

Driver Type

Path

and more.

When I right click the file I get the version number.

Using relevance I can get the version number of the file:

How can I query all of the drivers in the path c:\windows\system32\drivers and get the Display Name and Version Number?

(imported comment written by NoahSalzman)

Try this:

(versions of it, names of it) of files of folder “c:\windows\system32\drivers”

(imported comment written by thesurg3on91)

Thanks. That was awesome. Is there anyway to get the description or the friendly name of the .sys file?

(imported comment written by NoahSalzman)

This thread – http://forum.bigfix.com/viewtopic.php?id=1764 – has the answer.

(values “FileDescription” of version blocks of it, versions of it, names of it) of files of folder “c:\windows\system32\drivers”

(imported comment written by thesurg3on91)

Wow! Thanks. That was exactly what I wanted. I appreciate.