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Thank you @Paul Black.
Export List of Running and Stopped Services in Windows
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Paul Black's PowerShell commands can be used in Command Prompt if they are used in the following forms:
Services - Running and Stopped.Code:PowerShell Get-Service^|Select StartType, Status, Name, DisplayName^|FT -AutoSize
Services - Running and Stopped [ Sorted by Name ].Code:PowerShell Get-Service^|Select Status, StartType, Name, DisplayName^|Where-Object{$_.Status -eq 'Running'}^|Sort-Object -Property Status, Name^|FT -AutoSizeCode:PowerShell Get-Service^|Select Status, StartType, Name, DisplayName^|Where-Object{$_.Status -eq 'Stopped'}^|Sort-Object -Property Status, Name^|FT -AutoSize
Services - Running and Stopped [ Sorted by StartType, Name ].Code:PowerShell Get-Service^|Select StartType, Status, Name, DisplayName^|Sort-Object -Property StartType, Name^|FT -AutoSize
Services - Running and Stopped [ Sorted by StartType, Status, Name ].Code:PowerShell Get-Service^|Select StartType, Status, Name, DisplayName^|Sort-Object -Property StartType, Status, Name^|FT -AutoSize
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Hello @Matthew Wai,
I actually do run them in theCommand Promptexactly as you have written. I just adapted them forPowerShellfor my post.
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Hello mate,
Yes, you can use it in Windows 11 as well.
Export List of Running and Stopped Services in Windows 11 Tutorial | Windows 11 ForumLast edited by Brink; 21 Dec 2023 at 14:30.
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