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#1 04 Jun 2019 09:59

crogiez_cagip
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Registered: 04 Jun 2019
Posts: 3

get-process + arguments

hello

i search to have a list of all process on a Windows computer
with all arguments
like
"c:\Windows\system32\wudfhost.exe" -hostGUID:{193....} -loeventPortName:hostProcess
c:\syst\sinagios\\agent\nsclient\nscp.exe --run

i want all "Command line" in TaskPanel

$arr1=get-process
$arr1 | %{
   $proc=$_
   $proc | select *
}

thank you

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#2 04 Jun 2019 10:43

crogiez_cagip
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Registered: 04 Jun 2019
Posts: 3

Re: get-process + arguments

found !!!

Get-WmiObject -Class WIN32_Process | select commandLine

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#3 04 Jun 2019 10:59

crogiez_cagip
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Registered: 04 Jun 2019
Posts: 3

Re: get-process + arguments

Get-WmiObject -Class WIN32_Process | where commandline -NE $null | select ProcessID,Name,commandline > cl3.txt

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#4 15 May 2020 04:03

Hackoo
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Registered: 05 Feb 2015
Posts: 21

Re: get-process + arguments

Hi smile
This code show you how we can run a batch script as admin using Powershell in order to manage windows processes in command line and can be run from a batch file like that : Run_As_Admin_PS.bat

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@echo off
Mode 90,5
Title Run as admin using Powershell to manage windows Processes in command line by Hackoo 2020
If [%1] NEQ [Admin] Goto RunAsAdmin
Call :CreateShortcut
:Main
Set /a W=400
Mode %W%,%W% & cls & color 0A
Set "MyPID="
REM =================================================================================================
  Powershell ^
  Get-WmiObject Win32_Process ^
| where commandline -NE $null ^
| Select-Object ProcessID,Name,CommandLine ^
| Out-String -Width %W% ^
| Findstr /I /V "Admin" ^
| Findstr /I /V "Get-WmiObject"
REM The second powershell command is for saving the output result into a text file with same name ;
REM as the script but with ".txt" in extension.
  Powershell ^
  Get-WmiObject Win32_Process ^
| where commandline -NE $null ^
| Select-Object ProcessID,Name,CommandLine ^
| Out-String -Width %W% ^
| Findstr /I /V "Admin" ^
| Findstr /I /V "Get-WmiObject" ^
| Out-File "%~dpn0.txt" -Encoding  ASCII 
echo(================================================================================================
SET /P "MyPID=Please enter the Process ID number in order to kill its Application correspondante : "
IF [%MyPID%] EQU [] GOTO Error
cls & echo(
Taskkill /PID %MyPID% /T /F 
If ErrorLevel 1 Color 0C
Timeout /T 2 /NoBreak>nul & Goto Main
::---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
:RunAsAdmin
cls & color 0B & Mode 90,5
echo( 
echo(            ===========================================================
echo(                  Please wait a while ... Running as Admin ....
echo(            ===========================================================
Powershell start -verb runas '%0' Admin & Exit
::---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
:Error
cls & echo( & Color 0C
ECHO You did not enter a PID ????
Timeout /T 2 /NoBreak>nul & Goto Main
::---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
:CreateShortcut
Powershell ^
"$s=(New-Object -COM WScript.Shell).CreateShortcut('%userprofile%\Desktop\%~n0.lnk'); ^
$s.TargetPath='%~f0'; ^
$s.WorkingDirectory='%~dp0'; ^
$s.IconLocation='PowerShell.exe,0'; ^
$s.HotKey='CTRL+ALT+R'; ^
$s.Save()"
Exit /B
::---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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