NB: to output to a file just do "net start > c:\temp\outputfile.txt"
or
b) Control Panel ... Admin Tools ... Services
Then click on the Status column header and it will sort the list allowing
you to see all of the "Started" ones together.
You can then export the whole list to a text file if you want (tab delim,
csv etc.) via Action ... Export List.
I needed this info as well. I sorted the processes by MEM Usage first. Then
what I did is expanded the window as large as the screen would contain and
did a screen dump of the processes. i then pasted it into a word processor
screen and printed it out.
I have started researching these on the Microsoft site to see what each are
and if I could tweek any of the processes that were really using a lot of
resources.