How do I find my monitor’s name in PowerShell?

You could try running this command to export all monitor properties to a text file:

```powershell
Get-CimInstance -ClassName CIM_Display | Format-Custom -Property * | Out-File c:pathtofile.txt
```

Then check that file for any properties that match what you see in the GUI. It might help you locate the correct information you're after.

You can try using the following PowerShell function that queries the WMI to get monitor information. This will return details like Manufacturer and Serial Number as well. Here's a snippet you can use:

```powershell
Function Get-MonitorModel {
param($Array)
return -join [char[]]$Array
}

$Query = Get-WmiObject -Query "Select * FROM WMIMonitorID" -Namespace rootwmi
$Results = $Query | ForEach-Object {
New-Object PSObject -Property @{
Manufacturer = Get-MonitorModel($_.ManufacturerName)
SerialNumber = Get-MonitorModel($_.SerialNumberID)
}
}
$Results
```

This should work for multiple monitors and provide you with the crucial details you need!

If you’re looking for the monitor name specifically, you should look into using CIM/WMI queries. I remember seeing a post here recently that might help you get what you need. Just note that sometimes the friendly names might not be available for certain monitors.

It might be worth looking into related classes to see if the monitor name is stored under different properties. You can use wildcards in your queries like this:

```powershell
Get-CimClass -PropertyName *monitor*
Get-CimClass -PropertyName *display*
```

This could give you a broader view of any related class that contains the details you need. One of the classes you might want to check is Win32_DesktopMonitor. Just a side note, your original code has quite a few steps baked in that could be simplified!