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      Powershell Goodies - Processes

      To view processes on a computer and their current physical memory consumption:

      Get-Process -ComputerName <name> | select Name, WS | sort WS

      • Omit ComputerName to get processes on the local machine
      • WS = Working Set - returned in KB, size of pages in physical memory for a given process
      • VM = Amount of virtual memory (page file) committed for use by a given process
      • CPU = Amount of process time in use by a given process (for all available processors)

      Categories: IT
      Posted by Jason on Wednesday, February 10, 2010 2:16 PM
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