powershell - Find a list of stopped services using user input wildcard -


I am trying to create a power shell script that, when executed, a specific, user input wildcard. I would like to save the wildcard as a string, then used here in the service that I have done so far.

  $ SearchPrefix = $ ("Specify search prefix": ")" go-service | where-object {$ _. Position-eq "stopped"} | where I'm new to learning PowerShell, so I'm a little bit up-to-date and I'm new to learning PowerShell. Any help stuck will be appreciated.   

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  • -accent is for strict similarity
  • -mail pattern A If you ask for a prefix, then add a permutation accent at the beginning: $ _ .name -mail "^ $ SearchPrefix"

    One side note In the form, your two previous foreach is useless and will block the ouput AFAICS.

      gate-service | where-object {$ _. Position-eq "stopped"} | where-object {$ _name-match $ SearchPrefix}   

    The output will be something like this

      Status Name DisplayName ------ --- - --- -------- Closed WinHttpAutoProx ... Service DD © Quarte Automatic Mr. ... Stop WinRM Gestion distance of a Windows (Gest ...   

    If you only want two first column,

      | Add Format-Table-Health-Property Status, Name    

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