HDD RPM using powershell

Hey guys,
Do we have script with which i can pull HDD RPM of my remote server by using PowerShell script? i tried to check via WMI object, but couldn't get any clue related to HDD RPM.
Thank you.

You can use Get-PhysicalDisk retrieve disk info. The returned MSFT_PhysicalDisk object has SpindleSpeed property, indicating rotation speed for rotating disks, but not all rotating disks provide this information.
Gleb.

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catch
throw;
finally
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using System.IO.Compression.FileSystem.dll.
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on searching.
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