.SYNOPSIS
Get the list of stopped services which are of type AutoStart and can also restart them at the same time.

.DESCRIPTION
The cmdlet gets the list of stopped services which are of type AutoStart.
It can also restart them at the same time if requested so.

.PARAMETER ComputerName
The computer of which you want to check the service list.

.PARAMETER AsJob
Start the check and the service restart as a job.

.PARAMETER StartService
Use this parameter if you want to restart all stopped services.

.PARAMETER IncludeInShortName
A regular expression pattern to compare to the list of service short names.

.PARAMETER IncludeInDisplayName
A regular expression pattern to compare to the list of service display names.

.PARAMETER ExcludeInShortName
A regular expression pattern to compare to the list of service short names.

.PARAMETER ExcludeInDisplayName
A regular expression pattern to compare to the list of service display names.

.PARAMETER Credential
Alternate credential with Administrator access to the target computer.

.EXAMPLE
The list of computers is piped to the cmdlet and some services are filtered out by displayname.

Get-Content -Path C:\Temp\ServerList.txt | Get-StoppedAutoStartService -ExcludeInDisplayName 'Remote registry','windows Update','software protection'

.EXAMPLE
All services including the word 'Remote' in the displayname are checked on the Comp1 computer and an alternate credential is used.

Get-StoppedAutoStartService -ComputerName Comp1 -IncludeInDisplayname 'Remote' -Credential MyDomain\JohnDo

.EXAMPLE
All automatic services which are stopped are restarted on the current computer.

Get-StoppedAutoStartService -StartService

.EXAMPLE
The list of computers is piped to the cmdlet and all computers are processed as jobs.

Get-Content -Path C:\Temp\ServerList.txt | Get-StoppedAutoStartService -AsJob