So i found Scrip on online and ever since i am trying modify it to use it for my liking.

basically i am looking to create a function in Powershell which can list out some WMI objects like SystemName,PageFile,FreeSpace percentage... etc.. 

The below script runs but the second Loop of Get-WmiObject seems to be ignored.

I am very new and unable to spot the issue. 

function Get-DiskInfo {  
param(  
[String[]]$ComputerName = $ENV:ComputerName, 
[Switch]$LogOffline  
)  
  
$ComputerName | ForEach-Object {  
try { 
    $Computer = $_ 
     
    $Params = @{ 
        Namespace    = 'root\cimv2' 
        class        = 'win32_volume' 
        ComputerName = $Computer  
        ErrorAction  = 'Stop' 
        } 
   $Params2 = @{ 
        Namespace    = 'root\cimv2' 
        class        = 'win32_PhysicalMemory' 
        ComputerName = $Computer  
        ErrorAction  = 'Stop' 
        } 
     
    Get-WmiObject @Params  | ForEach-Object {  
            $hash=@{  
               ComputerName     = $_.__SERVER  
               FreeSpace        = ($_.freespace/$_.capacity * 100)
               Drive            = $_.Caption
               Name             = $_.Label
                           
               }  
           New-Object psobject -Property $hash 
         }#Foreach-Object(Adapter)  

    Get-WmiObject @Params2  | ForEach-Object {  
            $hash2=@{  
                ComputerName     = $_.__SERVER 
                TotalPhysical    = $_.Capacity 
                                
                }  
            New-Object psobject -Property $hash2
        }#Foreach-Object(Adapter) 
}#try 
catch { 
    Write-Warning -Message $_ 
    if ($LogOffline) 
    { 
        "$Computer is offline or not supported" >> "$home\desktop\Offline.txt" 
    } 
} 
 
}#Foreach-Object(Computer)  
  
}#Get-DiskInfo

Hi,

see the answer from jrv here

"

When run as a script the two objects are merged and only the first is displayed.

Try this to see what I mean:

[PSCustomObject]@{Rec=;LoginName='One';DbLoginName=''}
[PSCustomObject]@{Rec=2;DBLoginName='Two'}

Place in file and run.  Look at the output then remove the DBLoginName from the first line and try again."