A popular implementation of the Bash Screenshot System Information Utility (screenFetch), built in PowerShell.
Similar (in vein) to both WinScreeny and CMDfetch without the dependencies of LUA or a different command shell. This script is 100% written in PowerShell.
Clone the repository into a folder under your profile.
cd %UserProfile%
git clone https://github.com/mikepruett3/psfetch.git psfetch
Once the repo has been cloned to your user profile simply place this PowerShell script in your path somewhere, or create a link to the script in a folder which is already in your path...
PS > mklink %SystemRoot%\System32\psfetch.ps1 %UserProfile%\psfetch\psfetch.ps1
After that, make sure that your PowerShell Environment - Execution Policy is configured for Unrestricted.
PS > Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted
Once the script is somewhere in your path, you can execute it from any directory using the following...
PS > psfetch.ps1
If you want to actually take a screenshot, include the -PATH variable to specify where to store the screenshot
PS > psfetch.ps1 -Path "Path\to\output\file"