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    August 03

    Service Startup History

    If we need to look at the startup history of a service we can find the information in the event log

     

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    function Get-ServiceStartupHistory {
    param ([string]$name ) 

    Get-EventLog -LogName System | where {(($_.EventId -eq 7035) -or ($_.EventId -eq 7036)) -and $_.Message -like "The $($name)*"}

    }

     

    I’ve done this as a function as I’m moving all my service based scripts into a module. Eventually, all my scripts will be in modules

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