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JW0914
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There's nothing that I know of that in single cmdlet form, but like you say, scripts are easy to write to emulate top.

while (1) { ps | sort -desc cpu | select -first 30; sleep -seconds 2; cls }

while (1) { ps | sort -desc cpu | select -first 30; sleep -seconds 2; cls }

There's nothing that I know of that in single cmdlet form, but like you say, scripts are easy to write to emulate top.

while (1) { ps | sort -desc cpu | select -first 30; sleep -seconds 2; cls }
 

There's nothing that I know of that in single cmdlet form, but like you say, scripts are easy to write to emulate top.

while (1) { ps | sort -desc cpu | select -first 30; sleep -seconds 2; cls }
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There's nothing that I know of that in single cmdlet form, but like you say, scripts are easy to rightwrite to emulate top.

while (1) { ps | sort -desc cpu | select -first 30; sleep -seconds 2; cls }

There's nothing that I know of that in single cmdlet form, but like you say, scripts are easy to right to emulate top.

while (1) { ps | sort -desc cpu | select -first 30; sleep -seconds 2; cls }

There's nothing that I know of that in single cmdlet form, but like you say, scripts are easy to write to emulate top.

while (1) { ps | sort -desc cpu | select -first 30; sleep -seconds 2; cls }
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There's nothing that I know of that in single cmdlet form, but like you say, scripts are easy to right to emulate top.

while (1) { ps | sort -desc cpu | select -first 30; sleep -seconds 2; cls }