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While(1) {ps | sort -des cpu | select -f 15 | ft -a; sleep 1; cls}

This is a simple one liner-liner that will also keep the labels at the top.:

While(1) {ps | sort -des cpu | select -f 15 | ft -a; sleep 1; cls}

This works because formatting the table without any parameters just drawls the default table. autosizeautosize is used to automatically adjust the column width so all the data can fit on screen.

Here is a breakdownBreakdown of the shortened commands used:

select -f is aselect -f: shortcut for -first-first
ft is aft: shortcut for Format-TableFormat-Table
-a is a-a: shortcut for -autosize-autosize
sleepsleep: defaults to using seconds

While(1) {ps | sort -des cpu | select -f 15 | ft -a; sleep 1; cls}

This is a simple one liner that will also keep the labels at the top.

This works because formatting the table without any parameters just drawls the default table. autosize is used to automatically adjust the column width so all the data can fit on screen.

Here is a breakdown of the shortened commands used

select -f is a shortcut for -first
ft is a shortcut for Format-Table
-a is a shortcut for -autosize
sleep defaults to using seconds

This is a simple one-liner that will also keep the labels at the top:

While(1) {ps | sort -des cpu | select -f 15 | ft -a; sleep 1; cls}

This works because formatting the table without any parameters just drawls the default table. autosize is used to automatically adjust the column width so all the data can fit on screen.

Breakdown of the shortened commands:

select -f: shortcut for -first
ft: shortcut for Format-Table
-a: shortcut for -autosize
sleep: defaults to using seconds

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created Nov 29, 2012 at 5:51

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While(1) {ps | sort -des cpu | select -f 15 | ft -a; sleep 1; cls}

This is a simple one liner that will also keep the labels at the top.

This works because formatting the table without any parameters just drawls the default table. autosize is used to automatically adjust the column width so all the data can fit on screen.

Here is a breakdown of the shortened commands used

select -f is a shortcut for -first
ft is a shortcut for Format-Table
-a is a shortcut for -autosize
sleep defaults to using seconds