How to display all processes from the command line ~ Tic Droid

The Task Manager can be use to monitor and display all the programs, processes, and services running on your computer. It can also be use for your computer’s performance checking and close a program when it is not responding.

Here’s how to list all the information using command prompt about processes currently running in your computer.

Query process command or qprocess.exe

Query process command displays information about programs and processes running. You can use this command to find which program name a specific user is currently using and vice-versa.

C:\Users\hp\Desktop>query process
USERNAME         SESSIONNAME         ID    PID IMAGE
>hp              console              2   2248 taskhost.exe
>hp              console              2   2500 dwm.exe
>hp              console              2   2524 explorer.exe
>hp              console              2   2628 adobearm.exe
>hp              console              2   2644 vcddaemon.exe
>hp              console              2   2704 fdm.exe
>hp              console              2   2716 wweb32.exe
>hp              console              2   2768 utorrent.exe
>hp              console              2   3568 igfxsrvc.exe

C:\Windows\system32>query process *
USERNAME         SESSIONNAME         ID    PID IMAGE
hp                                    2   3996 cmd.exe
hp                                    2    844 conhost.exe
hp                                    2   2088 iexplore.exe
hp                                    2    968 iexplore.exe
hp                                    2   2432 cmd.exe
hp                                    2   2484 notepad.exe
>system           rdp-tcp#0            3    628 csrss.exe
>system           rdp-tcp#0            3   2668 winlogon.exe
>administrator    rdp-tcp#0            3   2772 rdpclip.exe
>administrator    rdp-tcp#0            3   3276 taskhost.exe
>administrator    rdp-tcp#0            3   2464 dwm.exe
>administrator    rdp-tcp#0            3    960 explorer.exe
>administrator    rdp-tcp#0            3   2764 reader_sl.exe
>administrator    rdp-tcp#0            3   1160 notepad.exe

C:\Windows\system32>query process administrator
USERNAME           SESSIONNAME         ID    PID IMAGE
>administrator      rdp-tcp#0            3   2772 rdpclip.exe
>administrator      rdp-tcp#0            3   3276 taskhost.exe
>administrator      rdp-tcp#0            3   2464 dwm.exe
>administrator      rdp-tcp#0            3    960 explorer.exe
>administrator      rdp-tcp#0            3   2764 reader_sl.exe
>administrator      rdp-tcp#0            3   3040 vcddaemon.exe

Tasklist command

The command lets you see the list of applications and services with their Process ID (PID) for all tasks currently running. The program has a lot of parameters that you can use: tasklist /?

C:\Windows\system32>tasklist

Image Name                  PID Session Name        Session#    Mem Usage
========================= ===== ================ =========== ============
System Idle Process           0 Services                   0         24 K
System                        4 Services                   0      5,532 K
smss.exe                    268 Services                   0        732 K
csrss.exe                   416 Services                   0      3,024 K
wininit.exe                 468 Services                   0      3,248 K
csrss.exe                   476 Console                    1      2,380 K
services.exe                524 Services                   0      8,228 K
winlogon.exe                560 Console                    1      3,532 K
lsass.exe                   572 Services                   0      8,496 K
lsm.exe                     580 Services                   0      4,208 K
svchost.exe                 756 Services                   0      5,884 K

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