Have you tried winmgmt commands, like at How to repair or rebuild the WMI Repository on Windows 11/10
wmi query not current... how to force rescan?
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Dean Andeselic
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Hello
I have replaced the RAM, but still get the old values transmitted.
How can I update the wmi database on the computer?
greetings
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Castorix31 91,511 Reputation points2021-12-17T11:43:06.597+00:00 -
Dean Andeselic 26 Reputation points
2021-12-17T13:28:32.417+00:00 Thanks for your help!
The command
winmgmt /verifyrepositorysays that everything is correct.But resetting with
winmgmt /resetrepositorythen brought success.
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