View active ‘Windows Services’ in CMD mode

Posted in PC modification and tweaks, Windows XP - 1 October 2008 - No comment

View active ‘Windows Services’ in CMD mode.

Introductions: This is a portable tool to let you see all of your computer’s services. Nevertheless, it will only show you ‘active services.’ This is useful if you want to see what services is running on your computer.

Notes: Please use ‘Notepad++’ for this script.

http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm

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VBScript Codes.
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'----------------------------------
'Author: Lair360.
'Version: 14 Build 45 [Final]
'This script was designed to help students to look for their service - when using Vista OS.
'Copyrighted by Globalnews HQ.
'----------------------------------
On Error Resume Next 'This line will concel the error and direct to the info.
Dim objShell 'This will maintain memory usage when "WS.script.Shell" is activated.
Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
ObjShell.Run ("%comspec% /k c: & net start")
'Results are given and the cmd command-line has exit.
WScript.Quit
'End of VBScript command

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Important: Please don’t altar these scripts or modify them without my permission.

Thank you.

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