to get the ServiceController objects for all of the services that are running in their own processes, then export this information to a CSV file
PS R:\> get-service
| where { $_.serviceType -eq "Win32OwnProcess" }
| export-csv -notype ./edit3.csv
or,
PS R:> get-service | where { $_.serviceType -eq "Win32OwnProcess" } | export-csv -notype ./edit3.csv
or,
PS R:\> get-service
| where { $_.serviceType -eq "Win32OwnProcess" }
| export-csv -notype ./edit3.htm <--- not applicable for .xml
` edit3.csv ` contains delimited (comma-separted) text.
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Monday, January 19, 2009
list out all services and store them into a web page
step 1) to list and store
PS R:\> get-service | convertto-html > .\a10.html
step 2) to run a web page
PS R:\> .\a10.html
`a10.html` will show a detailed information such as ( Name, CanPauseAndContinue, CanShutdown, CanStop, DisplayName, DependentServices, MachineName, ServiceName, ServicesDependentOn, ServiceHandle, Status, ServiceType, Site Container )
PS R:\> get-service | convertto-html > .\a10.html
step 2) to run a web page
PS R:\> .\a10.html
`a10.html` will show a detailed information such as ( Name, CanPauseAndContinue, CanShutdown, CanStop, DisplayName, DependentServices, MachineName, ServiceName, ServicesDependentOn, ServiceHandle, Status, ServiceType, Site Container )
get OSVersion information in html format
PS> [environment]::OSversion
| convertto-html
| out-file 'r:\test1.html'
To view with web browser,
./test1.html
| convertto-html
| out-file 'r:\test1.html'
To view with web browser,
./test1.html
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