Summary: Learn how to use Windows PowerShell to find processes that use more than 1,000 MB of virtual memory.
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How can I produce a listing of processes on my computer that use more than 1,000 MB of virtual memory?
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Use the Get-Process cmdlet to return a listing of all processes. Then pipe the results to the Where-Object and choose the VM alias property. Finally, send the output to the Format-Wide cmdlet and select the name property.
Note gps is an alias for Get-Process, sort is an alias for Sort-Object, ? is an alias for Where-Object, and fw is an alias for the Format-Wide cmdlet.
Syntax for Windows PowerShell 3.0:
gps | sort vm | ? vm -gt 1000Mb | fw name
Syntax for Windows PowerShell 1.0 and 2.0:
gps | sort vm | ? {$_.vm -gt 1000Mb} | fw name
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