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Basic PowerShell commands

Get-Help
Get-Help command
Get-Help Get-Process
Get-Help parameters
Get-Help Get-Process -Full
Get-Process
Get-Process
Get-History
Get-History
Get-Service
Get-Service
Using the A* pramat, the command will list all services starting with the letter “A”
> Start-Job
Start-Job -ScriptBlock {Get-Process}
Set-Location
cmdlet Set-Location dir_patch
ConvertTo-HTML
Get-Command | ConvertTo-Html > file_name.html
Export-CSV
get-process | Export-CSV c:\process.csv
Get-Command
The Get-Command cmdlet lists all available PowerShell commands.
Get-Command
More details about Get-Command can be found on the Microsoft website
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