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The simplest command for listing Windows services on PowerShell is Get-Service. It shows all services on your computer, along with their status and names. The only problem is that the list of services can be pretty long.
A comprehensive list of most - if not all - Windows Services available, together with their system ShortName and Display Name.
How to list services in Windows (all, stopped, running) using the command-line prompt (CMD) or the PowerShell. And how to search for a specific service in Windows.
Learn how to open & use Services Manager (Services.msc) & Start, Stop, Resume, Disable Windows Services using Command Line in Windows 11/10.
The Get-Service cmdlet gets objects that represent the services on a computer, including running and stopped services. By default, when Get-Service is run without parameters, all the local computer's services are returned.
In this post we'll see some useful command-line prompt (CMD) and Powershell commands that can be used from most Windows environments (including Windows 10 and Windows Server) to list the installed / active / inactive services, as well as search for a specific service in Windows.
Many Windows services run from a .DLL file rather than a .EXE which can be launched directly. Svchost.exe is a reusable shell used to launch a DLL file and startup the relevant service. The task manager in Windows 10 lists these processes under Service Host: Name of Service. Disabling Services
You can use the Command Prompt or the Get-Service PowerShell cmdlet to generate a list of Running or Stopped Windows Services & more, on your Windows 11/10 computer.
The built-in Get-Service PowerShell cmdlet can be used to get a list of Windows services, check their statuses, filter them by name or service status. Let’s learn how to use Get-Service to check Windows services.
If you ever want to see a list of running services on a local or remote Windows computer, here are 3 ways of doing it. Using Task Manager. If you are on Windows 8.1 or 10, you can use Task Manager to find all the running services.