Get a list of all VMware virtual machines (VMs), including the VMX file location (VM Inventory).

Get-VmInventory.ps1

# VMware PowerCLI
# Virtual machine (VM) inventory report
$properties = @(
    'Name'
    @{n='HostName';e={$_.ExtensionData.Guest.HostName}}
    @{n='IpAddress';e={$_.Guest.IpAddress.where{$_ -match '(\d{1,3}\.){3}\d{1,3}'} -join ', '}}
    @{n='GuestFullName';e={$_.ExtensionData.Guest.GuestFullName}}
    @{n='ToolsVersion';e={$_.Guest.ToolsVersion}}
    @{n='ToolsBuild';e={$_.Guest.VM.ExtensionData.Guest.ToolsVersion}}
    @{n='ToolsStatus';e={$_.Guest.VM.ExtensionData.Guest.ToolsStatus}}
    @{n='ToolsVersionStatus';e={$_.Guest.VM.ExtensionData.Guest.ToolsVersionStatus}}
    @{n='ToolsRunningStatus';e={$_.Guest.VM.ExtensionData.Guest.ToolsRunningStatus}}
    @{n='VmVersion';e={$_.Guest.VM.Version}}
    'NumCpu'
    'CoresPerSocket'
    'MemoryGB'
    'ProvisionedSpaceGB'
    'UsedSpaceGB'
    'Notes'
    'PowerState'
    'ResourcePool'
    @{n='VmxPath';e={$_.extensiondata.config.files.vmpathname}}
    @{n='VmdkPath';e={($_ | Get-HardDisk).Filename -join ', '}}
)
$params = @{Property = $properties}
$vms = Get-VM | Select-Object @params

$vms | Export-Csv -NoTypeInformation 'VMware Virtual Machine Inventory.csv'