MICROSOFT Windows: How to Import and Export CSV in PowerShell

In this video you'll learn how to export data to a CSV file and how to import CSV data back into PowerShell on Microsoft Windows. We use Get-Process to demonstrate Export-Csv, show why PowerShell adds type information, and how to remove it with -NoTypeInformation. You will also see how to save only specific columns with Select-Object, open and inspect the CSV, then import the file with Import-Csv and filter results (for example by CPU). This walkthrough covers the common commands and options you need to move data between PowerShell and CSV files. How to import CSV data in PowerShell on Microsoft Windows? How to export CSV from PowerShell using Export-Csv on Microsoft Windows? How to use Import-Csv and filter results in Windows PowerShell? 0:00 Intro – what we will cover 0:25 Why CSV and starting demo with Get-Process 0:43 Export-Csv basic command example 0:57 Waiting for file creation and checking size 1:30 Open CSV and inspect columns 2:47 Remove type info with -NoTypeInformation 3:45 Select specific columns and export smaller CSV 5:44 Import-Csv to read the file back into PowerShell 6:33 Filter imported data (example: CPU → 100) 7:01 Wrap up and subscribe #PowerShell #Windows #CSV #ExportCSV Find out more: https://www.hardreset.info/devices/microsoft/microsoft-windows/ Follow us on Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/hardreset.info Like us on Facebook ► https://www.facebook.com/hardresetinfo/ Tweet us on Twitter ► https://twitter.com/HardResetI Support us on TikTok ► https://www.tiktok.com/@hardreset.info Use Reset Guides for many popular Apps ► https://www.hardreset.info/apps/apps/