How to list all INSTALLED but NOT RUNNING services from command line (similar to "net ....") ?

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Eugen Austermann

When I type at the command prompt

net start

then I get all services which are currently running.

How can I list from the command line all services which are currently installed but NOT running ?

Eugen
 
there is a freeware called
siw that will print the
ntservices on your system.

it is much easier
to use the above than
remembering commands
and tricky command line
switches.

as a tip and something to
be mindful of:

the software will always
generate your data whenever
you need it. therefore as an
added plus i wouldn't store
hardcopies of your system
information on your disk.

in addition, it will allow
you to delete stopped services -
just remember to reboot
after your done.

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Use all "programs>administrative tools>services" which shows more detail
than what you see with net start. The "export list" creates an Excel file.
In Excel sort by the "Status" column.

Frank
 
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When I type at the command prompt

net start

then I get all services which are currently running.

How can I list from the command line all services which are
currently installed but NOT running ?
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sc query type= service state= inactive

Yes, the space after the equals sign is required. Run 'sc /?' to get
help on the service controller command. In fact, you can use 'sc
start' instead of 'net start'; however, with 'sc' you can specify
either the display_name, as with 'net', or the service_name.
 
Hi,

Try

sc query state= inactive |find /I "SERVICE_NAME"

If you omit the '|find /I "SERVICE_NAME"', you can see details on each
services.

se2946
 
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