This PowerShell command performs the following actions: 1. **Change the console...

This PowerShell command performs the following actions:

1. Change the console code page to UTF-8 (chcp 65001):

   • The line chcp 65001 > $null 2>&1 modifies the console's code page to UTF-8, ensuring proper character encoding. Output and errors are redirected to $null, so nothing from this command is displayed in the terminal.

2. Print a version marker:

   • The command echo 'version: 000011' outputs the text version: 000011 to the terminal. This could be a reference for tracking the script's version.

3. Determine the privilege level of the current user:

   • It checks the user's privilege level and outputs one of the following:
     • 'Runas: System': If the script is being executed as the SYSTEM account.
     • 'Runas: Admin': If the current user has administrator privileges.
     • 'Runas: User': If the user is a non-administrator.

4. Retrieve system information (systeminfo):

   • Runs the systeminfo command, which displays detailed information about the computer, including the operating system version, hostname, memory, network configuration, etc.

5. Retrieve the list of running tasks and associated services:

   • The tasklist /svc command lists all currently running processes and their associated services.

6. List services with their names and display names:

   • The Get-Service cmdlet retrieves all system services. It formats the output to show both the Name and DisplayName properties for each service as a detailed list.

7. List file system drives:

   • The Get-PSDrive -PSProvider FileSystem cmdlet lists all file system drives (e.g., C:, D:). The Format-Table -AutoSize formats the output into a properly aligned table.

8. Display ARP table:

   • The arp -a command displays the ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) table, which shows the IP-to-MAC address mapping on the system.

The commands are separated by ; so they execute sequentially. Additionally, lines like echo '=-=-=-=-=-' are used as visual dividers in the output for better readability.

In summary, this script gathers information about the system (e.g., user privileges, system configuration, processes, services, drives, and network ARP table) and organizes the output into sections for clear analysis.