Start and Stop Service via Command Line In Windows

Windows is a modern operating system that heavily uses services to accomplish different tasks and provides different services. The Windows services generally started and stopped in the background according to their configuration or automated scripts. We can also start and stop services in Windows operating system by using the command line interfaces MS-DOS or PowerShell. … Read more

Get Services On Remote Computers with PowerShell

PowerShell provides the Get-Service command in order to list or display services on Windows computers. The Get-Service command can be used to list services on remote computers. We should use the -ComputerName attribute by providing the computer names or IP addresses of the remote systems. Get Services on Remote Computers We can use the Get-Service … Read more

Get Service Memory Usage In PowerShell

Services are used to complete to provide services for different tasks. Like regular or user processes the services also process those that use CPU and memory. As the services generally run longer than a process they use memory and may require more memory which is not released over time even if there is no need … Read more

Get Service Startup Type Using PowerShell

Windows services may transition into different statusses in runtime. But when the system is restarted they have Service Startup Type that is used to set if the service will be started automtically or not after the Windows start. We can use different commands to get service startup type using the PowerShell command line interface. Windows … Read more

PowerShell Get-Service Status

Windows Services are used to provide different functionalies. There are native and 3r party services for different tasks like printing, wireless management, ftp server etc. Even services are generally degisned to run in some cases they can be stopped. PowerShell provides the Get-Service command in order to list services and related information with their status. … Read more

PowerShell Get-Service Tutorial

Operating systems heavily use services to provide different native and 3rd party services without any interruption. Windows PowerShell provides the Get-Service command in order to list Windows services. The Get-Service can be used to list, filter, or iterate over Windows services in an easy way. List All Services The Get-Service command can be used to … Read more

PowerShell Stop-Service Command Tutorial

PowerShell Stop-Service Command Tutorial

PowerShell provides the Stop-Service command in order to stop services running on Windows. The Stop-Service command sends a stop message to the Windows Services Controller. The services generally stopped by using their names but there are different ways to specify names like display name, official name, etc. Stop-Service Command Syntax The Stop-Service command has very … Read more

PowerShell Where-Object Command Tutorial

PowerShell Where-Object Command Tutorial

PowerShell is an object-oriented scripting language and command line. Every command in PowerShell returns an object which contains properties. Even if The return value is a string or integer it is actually a string object or integer object. The Where-Object command can be used to filter different objects according to their properties with different conditions. … Read more