You want to list all running processes that use more than 50 MB of memory and export their names and IDs to a CSV file. Which PowerShell command achieves this?

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AGet-Process | Where-Object { $_.Handles -gt 50MB } | Select-Object Name, Id | Export-CSV 'processes.csv'

BGet-Process | Where-Object { $_.CPU -gt 50000000 } | Select Name, Id | Export-Csv 'processes.csv'

CGet-Process | Where-Object { $_.WorkingSet -gt 50MB } | Select-Object Name, Id | Export-Csv -Path 'processes.csv' -NoTypeInformation

DGet-Process | Where-Object { $_.Memory -gt 50 } | Select-Object Name, Id | Export-Csv -Path 'processes.csv' -NoTypeInformation

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Filter processes by memory usage
WorkingSet property holds memory in bytes; '50MB' is a valid size literal in PowerShell.
Step 2: Select required properties and export
Select-Object picks Name and Id; Export-Csv with -NoTypeInformation exports clean CSV.
Final Answer:
Get-Process | Where-Object { $_.WorkingSet -gt 50MB } | Select-Object Name, Id | Export-Csv -Path 'processes.csv' -NoTypeInformation -> Option C
Quick Check:
Correct memory filter + export = D [OK]

Quick Trick: Use WorkingSet for memory in bytes; 50MB is valid size [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Using wrong property like Memory
Omitting -NoTypeInformation in Export-Csv
Using Select instead of Select-Object

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You want to list all running processes that use more than 50 MB of memory and export their names and IDs to a CSV file. Which PowerShell command achieves this?

Step 1: Filter processes by memory usage

Step 2: Select required properties and export

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