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1. theitbros.com › get-service-powershellGet-Service: Checking Windows Services Status with PowerShell

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   When run without parameters, the Get-Service command displays a list of all the services on the local computer and their statuses. To check whether the specific service is running or not, specify its name or DisplayName: Get-Service wuauserv. Or. Get-Service -DisplayName "Windows Update". Get the status of multiple services at once: Get-Service ...

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2. learn.microsoft.com › en-us › powershellGet-Service (Microsoft.PowerShell.Management) - PowerShell

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   Get-Service | Where-Object {$_.Status -eq "Running"} Get-Service gets all the services on the computer and sends the objects down the pipeline. The Where-Object cmdlet, selects only the services with a Status property that equals Running. Status is only one property of service objects. To see all of the properties, type Get-Service | Get-Member.

3. powershellcommands.com › powershell-get-serviceMastering PowerShell Get Service: Quick Tips and Tricks

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   The Get-Service cmdlet is a powerful command in Windows PowerShell that retrieves the status of services on a local or remote computer. It is essential for system administrators to understand the state and configurations of services, as they play a crucial role in the performance and stability of Windows operating systems.

4. stackoverflow.com › questions › 23421507Get service status from remote server using powershell

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   May 2, 2014 · How to get the service status for a remote computer that needs a user name and password to log in? I am trying to find a solution using the following code:

5. collectingwisdom.com › powershell-get-service-statusPowerShell: How to Use Get-Service to Check Status of Service

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   May 3, 2024 · You can use the following methods to do so: Method 1: Check Status of Specific Service. (Get-Service -Name ScDeviceEnum).Status. This particular example will return the status of the specific service named ScDeviceEnum. For example, this may return “Running”, “Stopped”, “Paused”, etc. Method 2: Start Specific Service if Not ...

6. ss64.com › ps › get-serviceGet-Service - PowerShell - SS64.com

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   PS C:\> Get-Service. Get the two services called, bits and power (if they exist): PS C:\> Get-Service bits, power. Get all the services on the remote computer Server64: PS C:\> Get-Service -computername Server64. Get services with names that begin " WMI " and sort the result by the service status (running/stopped):

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   How to get service status in powershel L?

   • The Get-Service cmdlet retrieves the service status in the local computer by default. But it is capable of getting the service status on a remote computer. On Windows PowerShel l, the Get-Service cmdlet has a parameter called -ComputerName that accepts an array of computer names to query.

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   What is get-service PowerShell?

   • The Get-Service PowerShell cmdlet is an easy and powerful way to check the status of Windows services on local or remote computers. It can easily replace the old-school ways of managing services using the Services MMC snap-in (services.msc) or the sc query console command.

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   How to check Windows services using PowerShell?

   • The built-in Get-Service PowerShell cmdlet can be used to get a list of Windows services, check their statuses, filter them by name or service status. Let’s learn how to use Get-Service to check Windows services. The basic syntax and available parameters of the Get-Service cmdlet are as follows:

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   How do I get all services on a computer in PowerShell?

   • You can use the Get-Service cmdlet in PowerShell to get all services on a computer, including running and stopped services. Often you may want to use the Get-Service cmdlet to check the status of a particular service and to start a particular service if it is not currently running. You can use the following methods to do so:

   PowerShell: How to Use Get-Service to Check Status of Service

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   How do I specify a local computer in PowerShell?

   • To specify the local computer, type the computer name, a dot (.), or "localhost". This parameter does not rely on PowerShell remoting. -DependentServices Get only the services that depend upon the specified service. By default, Get-Service gets all services. -Include Retrieve only the Service Name(s) specified.

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   What is the difference between get service and get-service?

   • This example only gets the services with service names that begin with win, except for the WinRM service. This example displays only the services with a status of Running. Get-Service gets all the services on the computer and sends the objects down the pipeline.

   Get-Service (Microsoft.PowerShell.Management) - PowerShell

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8. 4sysops.com › archives › managing-services-theManaging Services the PowerShell way – Part 1: Get Service status

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   Let’s begin by simply getting the status of all the services on the local computer. To accomplish this we’ll use a command called Get-Service. A PowerShell command like this is referred to as a cmdlet. PS C:\> get-service. PowerShell is generally not case-sensitive.