In PowerShell, you can use the Get-WmiObject cmdlet to capture WMI classes.
I noticed that I can only access win32 classes , can I access PowerShell to any classes other than win32_ *?
get-wmiobject -list
Lists available classes on your computer. Is that what you asked?
You can also specify a namespace with a parameter -namespaceto list classes in namespaces other thanroot\CIMV2
-namespace
root\CIMV2