Ways to view and filter system service items using PowerShell in your computer

1, search Powershell, and right-click Windows Powershell, run as an administrator, search without the need to enter all can appear Powershell;

2, enter the following code in the PowerShell and execute:

Get-service | Where status-eq "Running" | Out-gridview

You can open a window that displays a list of all the running system services;

(Get-service refers to obtaining a service where status-eq "Running" means that when the status is Runing, Out-gridview is the output is the grid view)

3. In the same vein, if you need to view all services that stop running, execute the following command:

Get-service | Where status-eq "Stopped" | Out-gridview

4, if any conditions are not written, is the output of all services list:

Get-service | Out-gridview

5, in this list view, we can select the filter in the graphical interface to filter, for example, add a status filter criteria;

6, the value of the status contains running, the same as the result of the first command entered above, showing all the running system services;

7, you can also continue to add filter conditions, such as in all running services, to view the service name contains RPC keyword services.