TroubleShoot WMI services : 

Complete the following procedure to check whether the target server is responding appropriately to

remote WMI requests that originate from the Application Manager server:

1. Log on to the Application Manager server with an administrator account.

2. Click Start > Run, enter wbemtest.exe and then click OK.

3. Click Connect on the Windows Management Instrumentation Tester window.

4. Enter \\Target_Primary_IP_Address\root\cimv2  in the field at the top of the dialog box. Replace  Target_Primary_IP_Address in the above example with the actual Hostname or Primary IP Address of the target server. If WMI Query needs to be executed for local server, leave Namespace as "root\cimv2", skip username,password and  use "Connect"

5. Enter the user name in the User field, the password in the Password field, and NTLMDOMAIN:NameOfDomain in the Authority field. Replace NameOfDomain with the domain of the user account specified in the User field.

6. Click Connect.

7. Click Query.

8. When File Path is D:\Eclipse\ipconfig.txt, then  enter 

   Select * From CIM_DataFile Where drive='d:' and path = '\\Eclipse\\' and Name LIKE 'D:\\Eclipse\\ipconfig.txt' 

and Click Apply.

If Path is D:\test.txt, query will be  

 Select * From CIM_DataFile Where drive='d:' and path = '\\' and Name LIKE 'D:\\test.txt'

If Path is D:\Eclipse\source\test.txt, query will be  

 Select * From CIM_DataFile Where drive='d:' and path = '\\Eclipse\\source\\' and Name LIKE 'D:\\Eclipse\\source\\test.txt'

9. If the Query Result Window appears remote WMI is functioning correctly.
   

10. If the Query Result Window not appear, remote WMI is not functioning correctly.
    

11. Click the Close button, and then click Exit