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Call me stupid, but I'm losing my hair with this.

I have two results from Get-WMIObject:

  $ cpu = Get-WMIObject -Class Win32_Processor $ mb = Get-WMIObject -Class Win32_BaseBoard  < / Pre> 

Now, I can filter and produce a CSV file from each one:

  $ cpu | Select the name of the object, the details. Convertro-csv-nautifikation  

and

  $ mb | Selection Item Manufacturer, Product | Converto-CSV-nautifikation  

But ... How can I make a CSV output from both hell and both of these outputs? Something like this:

  ((cpu | the name of the object, choose details) + ($ mb | object-producing product, product)). (I.e., this syntax is invalid, to show the dot)   

You need Powershell V2 for the following.

  $ cpu = Get-WMIObject -Class Win32_Processor $ mb = Get-WMIObject -Class Win32_BaseBoard $ props = @ {name = $ cpu.Name Description = $ cpu.Description creator = $ mb. Manufacturer Product = $ mb.Product} New Object PSObject -Property $ props | ConvertTo-Csv-NoTypeInformation  

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