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Pausing a Windows PowerShell Script
The Start-Sleep cmdlet (which is probably more useful in scripts than it is as a command-line command) enables you to pause Windows PowerShell activity for a specified period of time. For example, this command pauses Windows PowerShell for 10 seconds:
Start-Sleep -s 10
Sleep times can also be specified in milliseconds using the -m parameter. This command also pauses a script for 10 seconds (10,000 milliseconds):
Start-Sleep -m 10000
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