I'm not aware of a PowerShell cmdlet that provides the functionality. There is a freeware external command that does about what you want. Look at Mark Russinovich's pslist from the Sysinternals suite. Pslist provides a list of executing processes in a configurable view. "pslist -s" provides the sort of continuous update you want, with a default refresh rate of once per second.

I prefer to use Mark's GUI Process Explorer, but pslist is handy for console sessions.

The Sysinternals home page is here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals

Dennis

I'm not aware of a PowerShell cmdlet that provides the functionality, but here is a freeware external command that does about what you want, Mark Russinovich's pslist from the Sysinternals suite:

• pslist provides a list of executing processes in a configurable view
• pslist -s provides the sort of continuous update you want, with a default refresh rate of once per second

I prefer to use Mark's GUI Process Explorer, but pslist is handy for console sessions.