You can use the Get-CimInstance cmdlet at a
PowerShell prompt
to obtain information on processes running on a Microsoft Windows system.
E.g., to see a list of all the processes currently running on a system, the
command gcim win32_process can be used; gcim is an
alias for Get-CimInstance, so you can use the shorter alias or
Get-CimInstance. The name of the process, its
process identifier
(PID),
handle count, working
set size, and
virtual memory size are displayed.
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