$wmiVMObject = Get-WmiObject -Namespace root\virtualization\v2 -Class Msvm_ComputerSystem -Filter "ElementName='$VMName'" If you look at the description for each, the one for the current state of the VM starts with the string "Active". Note there are multiple of these for a single VM, with many for checkpoints you may have created. It gives you a list of Msvm_ComputerSystem, you filter to get the one for the VM you care about, and then you get the related VirtualSystemSettingData for the VM. You are talking to the local wmi object to get information about the VMs you have configured in Hyper-V. The code that follows works on your host computer to use powershell and WMI to get information about the guest.
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