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To sort the processes into descending order use –Descending parameter. The above output will be in ascending order. Get-Process | Sort-Object WorkingSet | Select -First 5 In the below examples, we will sort processes by its memory utilization (Working set) into Ascending and Descending orders and get the first 5 values. You can sort the output of the Get-Process using, Sort-Object command. To get the last 10 processes, use –the Last parameter. The examples of PowerShell are shown below: 1. When you create an advanced function, you can also specify the input object as the Pipeline or the variable that contains the process objects. -InputObject: It specifies the process object.You can retrieve the file version details from the remote computer using –ComputerName parameter or the Invoke-Command parameter.To get the list of all the processes file version information from different users, you need to run the PowerShell console as the administrator. -FileVersionInformation: This parameter provides the version of the file or application, responsible for the particular process.-IncludeUserName: When you add this parameter, Process output shows the column of username by which the particular process is running.You can provide multiple computer names separated by comma (,). -ComputerName: You can provide remote system name to retrieve the process running on remote computers.You can’t pipeline Stop-Process command with this parameter.You can run this command on a remote computer by providing system name in the -ComputerName parameter or by running the Invoke-Command.

When PowerShell run as administrator, this parameter shows all the modules for all the users.

-Module: When this parameter is specified with the Get-Process, it shows all the modules that have been loaded by the processes.You can also get the PID from the Resource Manager. The process ID is a default with the Get-Process output. When specific process ID provided, PowerShell retrieves the information about that process ID. -ID: The ID parameter defines the process ID.You can provide multiple process names separated by comma (,). -Name: When -Name parameter is provided, PowerShell retrieves all the processes with that name.