Windows PowerShell Hands-On Training for Beginners - Managing System Processes - Get-Process and Stop-Process

This video tutorial covers managing system processes using PowerShell. It begins with an introduction to processes and the goals of the lecture. The tutorial then explains how to use the Get-Process cmdlet to list processes and demonstrates filtering techniques by name and ID. Advanced filtering methods using conditions and formatting are explored, followed by complex filtering and actions on processes. The tutorial concludes with instructions on stopping processes using PowerShell.

What is the main goal of the lecture regarding PowerShell?

What does the 'Get-Process' cmdlet return?

Explain the concept of a 'point in time snapshot' in the context of the 'Get-Process' cmdlet.

How can you list all processes with the name 'chrome.exe' using PowerShell?

How can you display the output of a command in a more user-friendly format?

How can you ensure that the output is displayed in a tabular format?

What command would you use to filter processes by their company name?

What is the purpose of the 'Where-Object' cmdlet in PowerShell?

What are some parameters you can use to filter processes in PowerShell?

Describe how to stop all processes with the name 'chrome.exe'.