TaskList shows incorrect data - Use PowerShell instead

Tasklist seems to show strange results when using /FI CPUTIME ge and gt. Below are some examples:

tasklist /fi "imagename eq tsadmin.exe" /v

Image Name                     PID Session Name        Session#    Mem Usage Status          User Name                                               CPU Time
========================= ======== ================ =========== ============ =============== =================================================== ============
tsadmin.exe                   3668 RDP-Tcp#1                  1      6,532 K Unknown         DOMAIN\user1                                             0:22:45
tsadmin.exe                   6080 RDP-Tcp#6                  0      6,808 K Running         DOMAIN\user2                                             0:37:29
tsadmin.exe                   6136 RDP-Tcp#28                 3      3,148 K Unknown         DOMAIN\user3                                             0:15:35
tsadmin.exe                   6052 RDP-Tcp#6                  0      5,180 K Running         DOMAIN\user2                                             0:00:00

tasklist /fi "imagename eq tsadmin.exe" /fi "cputime gt 00:01:00" /v

INFO: No tasks are running which match the specified criteria.

tasklist /fi "imagename eq tsadmin.exe" /fi "cputime gt 00:05:00" /v

INFO: No tasks are running which match the specified criteria.

tasklist /fi "imagename eq tsadmin.exe" /fi "cputime gt 00:10:00" /v

INFO: No tasks are running which match the specified criteria.

tasklist /fi "imagename eq tsadmin.exe" /fi "cputime ge 00:01:00" /v

Image Name                     PID Session Name        Session#    Mem Usage Status          User Name                                               CPU Time
========================= ======== ================ =========== ============ =============== =================================================== ============
tsadmin.exe                   3668 RDP-Tcp#1                  1      6,532 K Unknown         DOMAIN\user1                                             0:22:46
tsadmin.exe                   6080 RDP-Tcp#6                  0      6,808 K Running         DOMAIN\user2                                             0:37:30
tsadmin.exe                   6136 RDP-Tcp#28                 3      3,148 K Unknown         DOMAIN\user3                                             0:15:36
tsadmin.exe                   6052 RDP-Tcp#6                  0      5,180 K Running         DOMAIN\user2                                             0:00:00

tasklist /fi "imagename eq tsadmin.exe" /fi "cputime ge 00:05:00" /v

Image Name                     PID Session Name        Session#    Mem Usage Status          User Name                                               CPU Time
========================= ======== ================ =========== ============ =============== =================================================== ============
tsadmin.exe                   3668 RDP-Tcp#1                  1      6,532 K Unknown         DOMAIN\user1                                             0:22:46
tsadmin.exe                   6080 RDP-Tcp#6                  0      6,808 K Running         DOMAIN\user2                                             0:37:30
tsadmin.exe                   6136 RDP-Tcp#28                 3      3,148 K Unknown         DOMAIN\user3                                             0:15:35
tsadmin.exe                   6052 RDP-Tcp#6                  0      5,180 K Running         DOMAIN\user2                                             0:00:00

tasklist /fi "imagename eq tsadmin.exe" /fi "cputime ge 00:10:00" /v

INFO: No tasks are running which match the specified criteria.

When using the gt option, no tasks appear. When using the ge option, the result doesn't match what the input filter is. This is resolved (at least for me) by using a powershell scriptlet.

Get-Process tsadmin | where { $_.CPU -gt 300 }

This produces the correct output of process with long cputimes. You can then run this one to end them:

Get-Process tsadmin | where { $_.CPU -gt 300 } | Stop-Process