If you still have WMIC installed, you can explore help for other verbs or global switches by using these commands: wmic /? : General help and list of global switches.
Create a new instance of a class
# Alert me when a new process starts (like Notepad) Register-CimIndicationEvent -Query "SELECT * FROM Win32_ProcessStartTrace" -Action Write-Host "New Process: $($Event.SourceEventArgs.NewEvent.ProcessName)" wmic help new
In this article, we have explored the wmic help new command and provided a comprehensive guide on how to create and manage WMI classes. We have also discussed best practices and security considerations when working with WMI classes. With this knowledge, you can create custom WMI classes to store and manage specific data, and use WMIC commands to manage and monitor Windows-based systems. WMIC Help New: The Ultimate Guide to Windows
WMIC couldn't do this natively without ugly scripts. Register-CimIndicationEvent lets you watch for new processes or USB drives. Common "New" WMIC Examples In this article, we
It will no longer be available as a FoD, meaning it's gone for good.