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The command "Stop-Service -DisplayName "${name}"" is a PowerShell command that stops a running service on a Windows operating system.

Here is the breakdown of the command:

• "Stop-Service": This is the main command that instructs PowerShell to stop a service.
• "-DisplayName": This is a parameter that followed by the name of the service displayed in the services list, rather than its actual service name. The "-DisplayName" parameter makes it more user-friendly by referring to the service by its display name instead of the actual service name.
• "${name}": This is a placeholder for the actual display name of the service. It is surrounded by double quotes to enforce it as a string. The value of "${name}" needs to be replaced with the desired service display name before executing the command.

To use the command, one would replace "${name}" with the actual display name of the service they want to stop. For example, if the display name of the service is "Print Spooler", the command would be written as: "Stop-Service -DisplayName "Print Spooler"". Executing this command would stop the "Print Spooler" service.