PowerShell command to find logon account of Windows services; also cmd line to dump attributes of scheduled tasks to CSV file

Get-WindowsServicesAndTasksWithHardcodedPasswords.ps1

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This might help in finding that pesky windows service that's always locking you out when you change your password and reboot.
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# ft is Format-Table; -auto is auto column width; -wrap is wrap text if necessary
Get-WmiObject win32_service | sort startname,startmode,state,displayname | select StartMode,State,StartName,DisplayName | ft -auto -wrap

# Or you can select only certain services.
# '?' is 'where' alias; -match uses regular expressions; -not is (obviously) a 'not' operator.
Get-WmiObject win32_service | ? {-not ($_.state -match 'running')} | sort startname,displayname | select StartMode,State,StartName,DisplayName | ft -auto -wrap

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Another note: maybe you have a scheduled task that's hammering your account with the wrong password?
Here's a command line to dump out scheduled tasks with all properties, so you can use a spreadsheet to filter them to find the ones using
your account.

See https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa383608(v=vs.85).aspx ("Task Scheduler Reference") for more info
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# /v is verbose; /fo csv is output format of csv
schtasks /query /v /fo csv > c:\tmp/scheduled-tasks.csv