Posted On September 30, 2022

PowerShell: Quickly Start Windows Services on Remote Computers

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$computernames=@(
	"COMPUTER1",
	"COMPUTER2"
)
$serviceName='windows_exporter'

get-service $serviceName -computername $computernames|start-Service
get-service $serviceName -computername $computernames|select MachineName,Name,Status
Sample output:

MachineName    Name              Status
-----------    ----              ------
COMPUTER1      windows_exporter Running
COMPUTER2      windows_exporter Running

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