Below commands are useful to filter services based on their start types (Automatic, Manual or Disabled).CommandTo get the Automatic start-type service. These services are started automatically when the system starts.Get-Service | where{$_.StartType -eq "Automatic"} | Select Name, StarttypeOutputSystemEventsBroker          Automatic TeraCopyService             ... Read More

You can get the specific service-related information using –name parameter and you just need to provide the service name.CommandGet-Service –Name "Spooler"OutputStatus Name DisplayName ------ ---- ----------- Running Spooler Print SpoolerCommandSimilarly, you can search for more than one service with the –name parameter.Get-Service –Name "Spooler", "RemoteAccess" OutputStatus Name DisplayName ------ ---- ... Read More

To display the other properties of the services than the default ones (which are supported by Get-Member), you need to pipeline the Select-Object (alias Select) command. For example, in the below command we will display theService name, start type and status of the service.CommandGet-Service | Select-Object Name, StartType, StatusOutputName   ... Read More

To display all the properties and methods available for the get-service cmdlet you need to pipeline Get-Member (alias gm). MemberType ‘Property’ is to display the specific property like machinename, servicename, etc. and with the MemberType ‘Method’ you can perform specific operations on the object, for example, Start, Stop, Pause the ... Read More

To get the services on the local computers you need to use Get-Services cmdlet. This command will give you all the services which have running, stopped, stop pending or start pending status, and which has startup type is Automatic, Manual or Disabled.The output of the default table will display Status, ... Read More