How to Identify Windows services via command prompt

You can use various commands in the Command Prompt or PowerShell to find out which services are running on Windows. Here are a few common methods:

1. SC Command:

Open the Command Prompt.
To list all services:

sc query

2. Net Command:

Open the Command Prompt.
To list all services:

net start

3. PowerShell:

Open PowerShell.
To list all services:

Get-Service

To list running services:

Get-Service | Where-Object { $_.Status -eq 'Running' }

4. Tasklist and Task Manager:

Open the Command Prompt.
To list all running processes, including services:

tasklist

You can also use Task Manager by pressing Ctrl + Shift + Esc or Ctrl + Alt + Delete and selecting "Task Manager." In Task Manager, go to the "Services" tab to see a list of services and their status.

5. Services.msc:

Open the "Run" dialog (Win + R) and type services.msc.
This opens the Services management console, where you can see a list of all services, their status, and startup type.

6. System Configuration (msconfig):

Open the "Run" dialog (Win + R) and type msconfig.
 Go to the "Services" tab to see a list of services that start with the system.