Get-Process to remote computer doesn't work but Invoke

To run a PowerShell command remotely, you must ensure that PowerShell remoting is enabled on the remote computer and that WinRM is allowed ...

Using the WS-Management protocol, Windows PowerShell remoting lets you run any Windows PowerShell command on one or more remote computers. You ...

The Get-Process cmdlet gets the processes on a local computer. Without parameters, this cmdlet gets all the processes on the local computer.

1. Open PowerShell on your computer (you can search for it in the Start menu). · 2. Use the following command to establish a remote PowerShell session: · 3. Once ...

Get-Process probably uses the DCOM/RPC remoting protocol instead of Windows Remote Management (WinRM), which is what PowerShell Remoting (eg. Invoke-Command ) ...

Look up run once task and run as current logged on user for how to get the app list for a logged on user on a remote system.

Ctrl + Alt + End. This shortcut is a great workaround to mimic the conventional Ctrl + Alt + Delete key combination to open and view Task ...

Create a cmdlet that opens a local task manager window showing a remote servers resources. Bonus points if you can invoke multiple remote computers under one ...

I ask how to kill remote processes with PowerShell or is their a script that I can build/learn to kill process on the remote machine.

To get all running processes on the remote computer, you need to use – ComputerNameparameter in Get-process cmdlet, WMI class Win32_Process or using the Get- ...