# Get driver version of NIC from a remote device.

A nifty little Powershell one-liner that gets the driver version for a Wi-Fi NIC from remote device:

```
Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_PnPSignedDriver -ComputerName JOSHLAPTOP | select devicename, driverversion | where {$_.devicename -like "*Wireless*"} | Format-table -autosize -wrap
```

# Get WLAN NIC band, transmit, and roaming settings

```
Get-NetAdapterAdvancedProperty Wi-Fi -DisplayName *Band*,*Transmit*,*Roam* | ft DisplayName, DisplayValue, ValidDisplayValues

DisplayName            DisplayValue     ValidDisplayValues
-----------            ------------     ------------------
Transmit Power         5. Highest       {1. Lowest, 2. Medium-low, 3. Medium, 4. Medium-High...}
Roaming Aggressiveness 3. Medium        {1. Lowest, 2. Medium-low, 3. Medium, 4. Medium-High...}
Preferred Band         1. No Preference {1. No Preference, 2. Prefer 2.4GHz band, 3. Prefer 5GHz band}
```