Description: The ‘Restart-Service’ command in PowerShell is a fundamental tool for managing services in Windows operating systems. Its primary function is to stop a running service and then start it again, which can be useful for applying configuration changes, resolving performance issues, or restoring normal operation of an application. This command is part of the PowerShell cmdlet suite, allowing system administrators and advanced users to interact with the operating system more efficiently and automatically. By using ‘Restart-Service’, one can specify the name of the service to be restarted, providing granular control over processes in the system. This command not only enhances service management but also allows for the automation of repetitive tasks, thus facilitating the management of servers and workstations in various environments. Additionally, its integration into PowerShell scripts enables administrators to implement more complex and customized solutions for the maintenance and monitoring of critical services.
