To get help for a specific cmdlet in PowerShell, you can use the Get-Help cmdlet. For example, to get help for the Get-Process cmdlet, you can use the following command:  Get-Help Get-Process  This will display detailed information about the cmdlet, including a description of its purpose, its syntax, and its parameters. You can also use the -Examples parameter to see examples of how to use the cmdlet:  Get-Help Get-Process -Examples  If you want to see the complete documentation for the cmdlet, including all of the available parameters and examples, you can use the -Full parameter:  Get-Help Get-Process -Full  Finally, if you just want a brief summary of the cmdlet and its syntax, you can use the -ShowWindow parameter:  Get-Help Get-Process -ShowWindow  This will display the helpful information in a separate window, making it easier to read and reference.  These are just a few examples of how you can use the Get-Help cmdlet to get help for specific cmdlets in PowerShell. There are many other options and parameters that you can use to customize the help information that you see.