Print a list of all active processes in Windows

During the operation of Windows, running multiple processes simultaneously.This trick will allow us to list and print these processes running on Windows 2000 and Windows XP Pro.

• The usual way to display the list of all active processes is to open the Windows Task Manager by using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Alt + Delete and select the Processes tab.Of course, the list of current process is devoid of any comments regarding their usefulness.However, many processes are often redundant and unnecessarily consume system resources.Others may also pose security problems (malware) or compromising system stability.
  
  
• Get a list of these processes in order to print it will consult calmly and in case of problems, the show eventually to a person who can help you.
  
  
• To create and print the list, we will use the tasklist running on Windows XP Pro.
  
  
• Go to Start, Run, type cmd then click OK.
  
  
• In the command prompt, type tasklist then validate. Note that if you have Windows 2000, you must use the tlist instead of tasklist.
  
  
• The list of programs and processes on your computer will appear. To retrieve this information in a file, simply do a redirect the output of the command to a file. To do this, type the tasklist> c: \ liste.txt then press Enter.
  
  
• If you want to know the services used by the process, you can add the / svc, the order is then tasklist / svc> c: \ liste.txt.
  
  
• Finally, launch Notepad or any text editor of your choice and then open the file liste.txt. There are then just start printing:)