Generate detailed information about the services running on your computer. Folks at BleepingComputer have created a batch file to get a list of services installed on your computer for troubleshooting purposes. From the generated report, you can able to review, which services running on your computer and they’re malware-related or legit ones.
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Download getservices zip file, extract the files in it to a folder in C drive and double click on the getservice.bat file to run – make sure, you’re running your computer as an administrator, otherwise, you have to right click on that file and need to select run as administrator- a notepad will open with a name getservices which displays comprehensive information about services.
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Have you found the program useful? Do you keep an eye on the services that are running on Windows? Do let us know in the comments.
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