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How to find running services in Powershell?

January 11, 2025 by Rajesh Dhawan

Powershell offers simple and quick ways to find all the running services in Windows. You can even export the list of running services to a text file or a CSV file. We will look at two ways by which we …

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How to find failed Windows Updates using Powershell?

January 11, 2025 by Rajesh Dhawan

Powershell scripts and cmdlets can be used to find failed Windows Updates on a local or remote computer. Powershell can collect all information about Windows Updates in log files. We can, then, analyze the log files to filter the failed …

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How to find stopped services using Powershell?

January 11, 2025 by Rajesh Dhawan

Powershell can help you uncover stopped services on a Windows computer very easily and quickly. We look at the ways by which you can find stopped services on a computer and export the list to an output file that could …

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How do I find the length of string in Powershell?

January 11, 2025 by Rajesh Dhawan

Powershell has multiple ways to get the length of a string. You could find the length of a static string or you could use a variable and store different length strings in the variable for finding the length. Powershell has …

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