How to Remotely Get Computer CPU and Memory Usage

How can I check CPU and memory usage on a remote computer?

Two methods to remotely get computer CPU and memory usage 

Here in this part, we’ll introduce how to remotely get computer CPU and memory usage using PowerShell and remote desktop software respectively.  

How to remotely get computer CPU and memory usage using PowerShell

The way to remotely get computer CPU and memory usage using PowerShell is divided into two parts. Before using PowerShell to check get-process CPU and memory usage, you need to find your hostname first.

Step 1. Press Win + R, type in “cmd” in the blank box, and then press Enter.

Step 2. Type in “hostname” and then press Enter. Then you’ll see the hostname of your computer.

Step 3. Right-click Start, and then choose Windows PowerShell (Admin).

Step 4. To get CPU usage of a remote computer using PowerShell, enter the following command and then press Enter:

wmic /node:HOSTNAME cpu get loadpercentage

Note: Please replace the “HOSTNAME” with the hostname of your computer. For me, mine is Ellie1997.

Step 5. To get free memory for a remote system, enter the following command and then press Enter:

wmic /node:HOSTNAME OS get FreePhysicalMemory

Note: Also, replace the “HOSTNAME” with the hostname of your computer.

How to remotely get computer CPU and memory usage using remote desktop software

Another option for you to remotely get computer CPU and memory usage is to use remote desktop software to remotely access the computer and then check everything you want just like you’re sitting in front of it. In this way, you can get computer CPU and memory usage more intuitively.

If you want to choose a free and easy remote desktop software, you can use AnyViewer. It provides users with unattended remote access. As long as both computers are logged in to the same account, you can easily connect one to another with one click. Let’s see how to make this happen.   

Step 1. Download, install, and launch AnyViewer on both computers.

Step 2. Go to Log in, and then click Sign up. (If you already have signed up on its official website, you can log in directly.)

Step 3. Fill in the signup information. Then you can see you successfully logged in to AnyViewer. Your device will automatically be assigned to the account you've logged in to.

Step 4. Log in to the same AnyViewer account on the two devices, then click One-click control to achieve unattended remote access.

✍ To connect in privacy mode when the remote computer is located in an open place, you can upgrade to an advanced plan at first. Additionally, you can enjoy other rights, including f you want to assign more devices to achieve unattended remote access, high-quality image, huge file transfer, etc.

Step 5. Now, you’ll ready have full control of the remote computer. Click  Operation on the top, and then choose Task Manager to open it directly.

Step 6. In the Task Manager, go to the Performance tab, and then you can check the CPU and memory usage of the remote computer intuitively.

Conclusion

If you don’t know how to remotely get computer CPU and memory usage, read this post, you’ll find the answers here. In this post, two methods to get computer CPU and memory usage are introduced. On the one hand, you can use PowerShell to get the information you want quickly. On the other hand, you can use remote desktop software AnyViewer to check CPU and memory usage intuitively. Choose according to your own preference. You can also access your computer and get computer CPU and memory usage with your iOS devices.