How to findout which services are running in a user account

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When shutting down Windows has repeatidly had to savemy user infor to the
Registry while a service was still running.

How do I find out which services are running in a users account?
 
KCav said:
When shutting down Windows has repeatidly had to savemy user infor to the
Registry while a service was still running.

How do I find out which services are running in a users account?
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"Services" are by their nature not user-specific. They run
in the background for every user. To see what services
are currently active, try one of these methods:

- Click Start / Run / cmd {OK}
- Type this command:
net start {OK}

or:
- Click Start / Run / services.msc {OK}
 
Thank you for your reply.

I typed Net start from CMD prompt and it displayed a long list of serives.
If I could send the list to my printer I could useit as a check list and
commare what services are running with those running in local and system mode
rather tha user.

How can I send the output from Net start to my printer?
 
thank you for replying to my post.

When I ask wharservices are running how can I send the output to my printer?
 
The general way to send Command Prompt stuff to the printer
goes like so:

net start > c:\test.txt
notepad c:\test.txt

Now print this file.
 
You can use a redirector and send it to a text file then print the text
file:

Net start >c:\test.txt.

Now look for the file in the root (c:\) and just open it. You can also
send it to printer by name:

net start >"\\Computer Name\Printer Name"

John
 
It worked . Thank you.
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KC


John John said:
You can use a redirector and send it to a text file then print the text
file:

Net start >c:\test.txt.

Now look for the file in the root (c:\) and just open it. You can also
send it to printer by name:

net start >"\\Computer Name\Printer Name"

John
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Thank you.
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KC


Pegasus (MVP) said:
The general way to send Command Prompt stuff to the printer
goes like so:

net start > c:\test.txt
notepad c:\test.txt

Now print this file.
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