PowerShell: Export Hyper-V VM Inventory

!Issue

Use PowerShell to export Hyper-V virtual machine inventory including state, host, memory, CPU and network details.

✓Solution

02 Collect configuration Add CPU count, startup memory, generation and VM integration information as required.

★Recommendations

06 Schedule reporting Run the inventory on a controlled schedule and store historical reports when capacity or audit tracking is required.

Use Get-VM on standalone hosts or across the target host list to collect VM inventory.

Enumerate VMs

Add CPU count, startup memory, generation and VM integration information as required.

Use Get-VMNetworkAdapter to capture switch and MAC information.

Include the Hyper-V host name so the report remains useful when multiple hosts are involved.

Create a flat report suitable for Excel or downstream automation.

Run the inventory on a controlled schedule and store historical reports when capacity or audit tracking is required.

Continue with practical infrastructure troubleshooting, PowerShell scripts and operational runbooks.