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Powershell: Get-Service

Get-Service | ? Status -eq Running

Get-Service - Gets the services on a local or remote computer.

Instead of running services.msc command to open Services window, use Get-Service powershell cmdlet to list all services.

List all services

PS C:\> Get-Service

Shortcut: gsv

List running services

PS C:\> Get-Service | Where-Object Status -eq Running

Shortcut: gsv | ? status -eq Running

List stopped services

PS C:\> Get-Service | Where-Object Status -eq Stopped

Shortcut: gsv | ? status -eq Stopped

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