Tasklist program referenced in 842242

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EricS

I am attempting to find the "tasklist" program as
referenced at the bottom of page 2 in KB article 842242.

After spending almost an hour "Chatting" with a support
technican, I am no further along.

Can someone tell me where to find this program? Using
the task manager GUI is not an option. I need to be able
to run a batch file in a loop as I run another program.
The steps in this KB are what I need.

thanks for the help,

Eric
 
Windows XP Home does not have tasklist.exe.
Download Tasklist.exe from:
http://www.mvps.org/sramesh2k/svchost.htm

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| I am attempting to find the "tasklist" program as
| referenced at the bottom of page 2 in KB article 842242.
|
| After spending almost an hour "Chatting" with a support
| technican, I am no further along.
|
| Can someone tell me where to find this program? Using
| the task manager GUI is not an option. I need to be able
| to run a batch file in a loop as I run another program.
| The steps in this KB are what I need.
|
| thanks for the help,
|
| Eric
 
EricS said:
I am attempting to find the "tasklist" program as
referenced at the bottom of page 2 in KB article 842242.
Click to expand...

Have you tried just typing tasklist in a command prompt? Works for me...
 
EricS said:
I am attempting to find the "tasklist" program as
referenced at the bottom of page 2 in KB article 842242.

After spending almost an hour "Chatting" with a support
technican, I am no further along.

Can someone tell me where to find this program? Using
the task manager GUI is not an option. I need to be able
to run a batch file in a loop as I run another program.
The steps in this KB are what I need.
Click to expand...
Hi

If you have WinXP Home, tasklist.exe is not available.

Take a look at PsList in the free PsTools suite, it might
work for you:

http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware/pstools.shtml
 
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