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CMD: Taskmanager / List Tasks
by admin on Aug.07, 2013, under Random()
The following command will help you to get and display a list of all running applications on your Windows operating system from the command line interface. By default, it will print the image name, process ID (PID), session name, session number/ID, memory usage of each process. Just open a command prompt (cmd.exe) and enter the following command.
tasklist
You may also pipe the output of this tool to the clipboard in order to paste and view the result in a text editor such as notepad.
tasklist | clip
Example output:
Image name PID Session-Name Session-ID Memory usage ========================= ======== ================ =========== =============== System Idle Process 0 Services 0 20 K System 4 Services 0 20.920 K smss.exe 408 Services 0 1.144 K csrss.exe 560 Services 0 5.848 K wininit.exe 616 Services 0 6.212 K services.exe 720 Services 0 11.596 K lsass.exe 728 Services 0 17.864 K svchost.exe 832 Services 0 12.432 K nvvsvc.exe 864 Services 0 11.272 K svchost.exe 900 Services 0 10.656 K svchost.exe 960 Services 0 34.756 K svchost.exe 568 Services 0 53.284 K svchost.exe 676 Services 0 31.844 K svchost.exe 1092 Services 0 108.956 K ...
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