To view the CPU usage by a process in PowerShell, you can use the Get-Process cmdlet with the Sort-Object.
The following example shows how you can do it.
Get-Process chrome | Sort-Object -Property CPU -Descending | Select-Object -First 10
Output:
In this script, the Get-Process cmdlet retrieves the “chrome” processes from the system and pipes them to the Sort-Object cmdlet.
The Sort-Object command sorts the processes by their CPU property and pipes them to the Select-Object cmdlet to select the first 10 processes with high CPU usage.
After running the script, it will display the top 10 processes with high CPU usage along with the Names, IDs, and CPU for the Chrome process.
Conclusion
I hope the above article on how to get CPU usage by process in PowerShell is helpful to you.
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