foreach($server in Get-ExchangeServer){
  write-host `n$server -foregroundcolor white -backgroundcolor black

  try{
    if($services = Get-Service msexc* -ComputerName $server){
    if($server.IsExchange2007OrLater -eq $false){
      $services += Get-Service RESvc -ComputerName $server
      $services += Get-Service IMAP4Svc -ComputerName $server
      $services += Get-Service POP3Svc -ComputerName $server
    }

  foreach($service in $services){
    if($service.status -ne "Running"){
		## Not sure why get-wmiobject will take a variable but not an obj property -- This is a workaround, for now
      $wtf = $service.name
      $isSvcAuto = (gwmi -computer $server.name Win32_Service -Filter "Name='$wtf'")
      if($isSvcAuto.StartMode -eq "Auto"){
		## You can remove the above 'if' statement to start all Exchange services -- Regardless of startup type (i.e. Manual, Auto)
		## Additional service information you could include: Name, DisplayName, Status, DependentServices, ServicesDependedOn, CanPauseAndContinue, CanShutdown, CanStop, ServiceType
        write-host Attempting To Start: $service.name -foregroundcolor black -backgroundcolor red
        $isSvcAuto.InvokeMethod("StartService",$null) | out-null
		## This only fires off the command to start the service, implement option to wait for the execution to pass/fail
        if($? -eq $true){
          write-host ` - Successfully Started: $service.name -foregroundcolor green -backgroundcolor black
        }else{ write-host ` - Failed To Start: $service.name -foregroundcolor red -backgroundcolor black }
      }
    }else{ write-host $service.name is running }
		# Remove the 'else{}' above to not display Exchange services already running
  }}}
  catch{ write-host ` - Failed To Retrieve Services -foregroundcolor red -backgroundcolor black }
}
  write-host `n