How Can I Print a List of Processes?

[jim evans]

Is there a way to print a list of all the processes that are running?
I remember doing this way back on Win95.

If you do Alt-Ctrl-Del the Windows Task Manager pops up. The second
tab is called Processes. This is the list I want to print out. How
can I do this?

jim

 

[Shenan Stanley]

Is there a way to print a list of all the processes that are
running? I remember doing this way back on Win95.

If you do Alt-Ctrl-Del the Windows Task Manager pops up. The
second tab is called Processes. This is the list I want to print
out. How can I do this?

CMD prompt..

tasklist.exe /?

You could pipe directly a file.. then print..

tasklist > c:\proclist.txt

 

[Wesley Vogel]

Start | Run | Type: msinfo32 | Click OK |
Click the [+] Software Environment | Click Running Tasks |

Two ways from here.

1.
Click in the right hand pane | Ctrl + A to select all | Ctrl + C to copy |
Paste into Notepad or what ever.

2.
Click File | Export | Pick a location to save the file | Type a name for the
file | Click Save.

Or...
From David Candy

Paste into Start | Run

msinfo32 /categories +SWEnvRunningTasks /report
"%userprofile%\desktop\msinfort.txt"

That line wrapped. That should all be on one line with one space between
/report and "%userprofile%

msinfort.txt lists Running Tasks and will appear on your Desktop in a minute
or so.

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Hope this helps. Let us know.

Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User

In

 

[Keith Miller MVP]

open a command prompt & type:

tasklist > c:\tasklist.txt

this will create a text file in the root directory of your c: drive that you can print.

 

[jim evans]

Many thanks for the replies. I'm off to try

tasklist > c:\tasklist.txt

jim