Batch File auslesen und in Registry oder WMI schreiben

reg add /?

Get-ExecutionPolicy
Set-ExecutionPolicy

# Textdatei in ein Array einlesen

$arr_text = get-content deinedatei.txt

# In dem Array stehen jetzt die einzelnen Zeilen des Textes

foreach($line in $arr_text) {

# Text am Doppelpunkt trennen.
$arr_version = $line.split(":")  
# Jetzt hast Du ein Array, in dem steht im ersten Element der Text und im zweiten die Nummer.



# Erstmal gucken, ob der Schlüssel schon existiert. Ansonsten anlegen. Eventuell solltest Du auch prüfen,
# ob denn Inventory schon existiert.

if(-not $(test-path "HKLM:\Software\Inventory\Thunderbolt Host Controller\")) {  
new-item "HKLM:\Software\Inventory\Thunderbolt Host Controller"  
}

New-ItemProperty -Type String -Path "HKLM:\Software\Inventory\Thunderbolt Host Controller" -Name "Firmware Version" -value $arr_version  


}

set /p content=<"c:\windows\temp\version.txt"  
for /f "tokens=2 delims=:" %%a in ("%content%") do for /f %%b in ("%%a") do set "version=%%b"  
reg add "HKLM\Software\Inventory\Thunderbolt Host Controller" /v "Firmware Version" /d "%version%" /f  

# Create WMI Namespace
$ns = [wmiclass]'root\cimv2:__namespace'  
$c = $ns.CreateInstance()
$c.Name = "Inventory"  
$c.Put()

# Create new wmi management class
$class = new-object wmiclass('root\Cimv2\Inventory',[string]::Empty,$null)  
$class['__CLASS'] = 'ThunderboltHostController'  
$class.Qualifiers.Add("Static",$true)  
$class.Properties.Add("FirmwareVersion","IRGENDEIN initialer WERT",[System.Management.CimType]::String)  
$class.Properties['FirmwareVersion'].Qualifiers.Add("Key",$true)  
$class.Put()

Set-WmiInstance -Namespace root\cimv2\Inventory -Class ThunderboltHostController -Arguments @{FirmwareVersion = '99.99.99'}  

Set-WmiInstance -Namespace root\cimv2\Inventory -Class ThunderboltHostController -Arguments @{FirmwareVersion = $arr_version[1]}

#  Remove-WmiObject -Class "ThunderboltHostController" -Namespace "root\cimv2\Inventory" Weg damit. ;) 

# Testen, ob die Klasse existiert.

if(-not $(get-wmiObject ThunderboltHostController -list)) {
 
# Und falls nicht, dann Klasse anlegen.

 $Class = New-Object wmiclass ("root\cimv2\Inventory", [String]::Empty, $null);  
 $Class["__CLASS"] = "ThunderboltHostController";  
 $Class.Qualifiers.Add("Static",$true)   
 $Class.Properties.Add("FirmwareVersion", $arr_version[1].Trim(), [System.Management.CimType]::String)  
 $Class.Properties['FirmwareVersion'].Qualifiers.Add("Key",$true)  
 $Class.Put()

}
 
 Set-WmiInstance -Namespace root\cimv2\Inventory -Class ThunderboltHostController -Arguments @{FirmwareVersion = $arr_version[1].Trim()} 
 

[string]$version = [regex]::match(@(gc "$env:windir\temp\version.txt" -TotalCount 1 -ea 0),'[\d\.]+').Value  
new-Item -Path "HKLM:\Software\Intel\Thunderbolt Host Controller" -Force | out-null  
New-ItemProperty -Path "HKLM:\Software\Intel\Thunderbolt Host Controller" -Name "Firmware Version" -Value $version -PropertyType String -Force | out-null  

try{
    $ns = [wmiclass]'root\cimv2\Inventory'  
}catch{
    # Create WMI Namespace
    write-host "Namespace does not exist, creating now..." -F Green  
    $ns = [wmiclass]'root\cimv2:__namespace'  
    $c = $ns.CreateInstance()
    $c.Name = "Inventory"  
    $c.Put() | out-null
}

write-host "Updating Firmware-Version in WMI." -F Green  
try{
    gcim -Query "SELECT * FROM ThunderboltHostController WHERE Index=1" -Namespace root\cimv2\Inventory -EA Stop | Set-CimInstance -Property @{FirmwareVersion=$version} -EA Stop  
}catch{
    write-host "Creating WMI-Class..." -F Green  
    $c = new-object wmiclass('root\Cimv2\Inventory',[string]::Empty,$null)  
    $c['__CLASS'] = 'ThunderboltHostController'  
    $c.Properties.Add("FirmwareVersion","",[System.Management.CimType]::String)  
    $c.Properties.Add("Index",0,[System.Management.CimType]::UInt32)  
    $c.Properties['Index'].Qualifiers.Add("Key",$true)  
    $c.Put() | out-null
    New-CimInstance -ClassName ThunderboltHostController -Namespace root\cimv2\Inventory -Property @{FirmwareVersion=$version;Index=[uint32]1} | out-null
}

[string]$version = [regex]::match(@(gc "$env:windir\temp\version.txt" -TotalCount 1 -ea 0),'(?<=:\s*)[^\s]+').Value