All Commands For Hardware Configuration | windows 10/11

At first, run the terminal app as administrator.
For overall system information run “systeminfo” command in CMD or powershell. Here you can find almost all information about your machine including most importantly the network adapters.
system information:
$ systeminfo
To find RAM details
$wmic memorychip get devicelocator, manufacturer, partnumber, serialnumber, capacity, speed, memorytype, formfactor
$ wmic memorychip list full
To find sound card property, run this command in Powershell. For more detailed information run this.
Sound Card in Powershell
$ Get-CimInstance Win32_sounddevice
$ Get-CimInstance Win32_sounddevice | fl
Graphics Card
To return just the name of your graphics card, type in command prompt or Poweahell:
$ wmic path win32_VideoController get name
Or, if you’d like a more detailed reading, enter:
$ wmic path win32_VideoController get name, videoarchitecture, deviceID, adapterram
Your VRAM will be returned in bytes.
More details in Powershell
$ Get-WmiObject win32_VideoController
For graphics card reading windows has a builtin tool. Builtin Directx Diagnostic tool is pretty straight forward and simple. Press windows + r to open run prompt. Run dxdiag command.
$ windows + r then run dxdiag
To find WiFi card
Network card details
$ ipconfig /all
If you want detail network property, such as LAN and WiFi card and connection history, run this command. It will return a report file.
$ netsh wlan show wlanreport.