Task List

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Is there a way to print out the running task list from the Task Manager?
Alternatively export the list?

I have about 75 tasks running and want to go through them and remove the
unnecessary ones, but without a list to work from the screen switching is
getting tiresome. I would also like to keep the list so that the next time I
re-load Windows, I already know what to turn off.

Any Ideas out there (besides a screen shot)?
 
Replied to [John Gregory]s message :
Is there a way to print out the running task list from the Task Manager?
Alternatively export the list?

I have about 75 tasks running and want to go through them and remove the
unnecessary ones, but without a list to work from the screen switching is
getting tiresome. I would also like to keep the list so that the next time I
re-load Windows, I already know what to turn off.

Any Ideas out there (besides a screen shot)?


start | Run | cmd
Type :
tasklist

you can export the output to text file by adding the following at the end :
"path\filename.txt"

for example:
tasklist > "C:\List.txt"


for more info, type tasklist /? at command prompt.

Good Luck, Ayush.
 
That works great, Thank you!

Ayush" <"ayushmaan.j[aatt]gmail.com said:
Replied to [John Gregory]s message :
Is there a way to print out the running task list from the Task Manager?
Alternatively export the list?

I have about 75 tasks running and want to go through them and remove the
unnecessary ones, but without a list to work from the screen switching is
getting tiresome. I would also like to keep the list so that the next time I
re-load Windows, I already know what to turn off.

Any Ideas out there (besides a screen shot)?


start | Run | cmd
Type :
tasklist

you can export the output to text file by adding the following at the end :
"path\filename.txt"

for example:
tasklist > "C:\List.txt"


for more info, type tasklist /? at command prompt.

Good Luck, Ayush.
 

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