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In this quick PowerShell tutorial, learn how to instantly list all running processes on Windows using the powerful Get-Process command!

Whether you're troubleshooting high CPU usage, checking for suspicious programs, or just want to go beyond Task Manager, this single command gives you everything you need – process name, ID, CPU usage, memory consumption, and more.

Commands used in this video:
Get-Process → List all running processes
Get-Process | Sort-Object CPU -Descending → Sort by CPU usage (highest first)
Get-Process | Where-Object {$_.CPU -gt 100} → Show only high-CPU processes
Get-Process -Name chrome* → Filter by name (example: Chrome)
Get-Process | Select Name, ID, CPU, WorkingSet → Custom columns
Get-Process | Export-Csv C:\processes.csv -NoTypeInformation → Export to CSV

Perfect for beginners and IT pros alike! Master PowerShell and level up your Windows skills in under 5 minutes.

Timestamps:
0:00 – intro


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