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Description: The ‘Get-Service’ command in PowerShell is a fundamental tool that allows administrators and users to retrieve information about the status of services on their local computer or on remote systems. This command provides details such as the service name, its status (running, stopped, etc.), and its type. ‘Get-Service’ is part of the PowerShell service […]