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The word that you are looking for is solve, not slove.
Run process Monitor. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/procmon
Set a filter for "path contains powershell".
In the trace you should see some process launching Powershell, and if you double click on the Powershell process you will be able to see any command line arguments that were passed to it.
hi thank you thank you tell me solve and sorry for my poor English
can i ask you 
how to do
my picture like this value no powershell no green ✔
Select path, contains, and type in powershell. Then click add.
The magnifying glass icon will start and stop the trace. Stop the trace after the problem has occurred. Procmon can capture a lot of data.
Try to figure out what program is launching Powershell, and what parameters are being passed to it.
Did you recently install some software that might cause this?
hi i found it thank you
can i ask its it
i know its IE BECAUSE MY IE crashe my computer crashe
and I Shut down my computer
and I restart my computer again and all crashe
powershell open a lot automatic crashe
also this applictation wrong
and then my Computer mouse cant open anything like Toolbar IE Chrome
and I reboot windows 10
my Computer can click open and use IE Chrome
but powershell Flashing never stop again
Select the command field and copy and paste the full text of the command back to this site so that we can see what script it is trying to execute.
