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You can save all outputs to a text file using the > destination command.Īdditional information is provided when you run tasklist /? and on Microsoft's Docs website. tasklist /s BasementComp /u maindom\joe /p password - to list processes on the remote computer BasementComp using the user joe and joe's password.tasklist /s BasementComp /svc /fi "MEMUSAGE gt 4096" - Lists processes on the remote computer BasementComp that use more than 4 Megabytes of RAM.You can combine filters with other parameters: tasklist /fi "MEMUSAGE gt 4096" - lists all processes whose memory usage is greater than 4096 Kilobytes.

tasklist /fi "PID gt 2000" - displays all processes with an ID greater than 2000.

tasklist /fi "MODULES eq nt*" - Lists all processes that have a DLL that begins with nt.

Low/Medium - pay attention, check on Virustotal. Process - Process name Product - Product description provided by file vendor Security Risk - Overall security risk for this item.

tasklist /fi "USERNAME ne NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM" /fi "STATUS eq running" - returns all processes that are running under system processes. Processes window contains list of running processes.

tasklist /fi "USERNAME eq Martin" - returns the list of processes run under the user Martin.

Here is a list of examples that demonstrate filter usage: Note that the filters WINDOWTITLE and STATUS are not supported when you run tasklist on a remote system.

SI (Session ID) – is the process session ID (0 means running for all sessions, 1- running for the first logged on user, 2 - running for the second logged on user, etc.Filters support operators such as eq=equal, ne=not equal, or gt=greater.

CPU(s) – a CPU time used by the process (time on all CPUs is counted).

WS(K) – the size of physical memory (in KB) used by the process (Working Set).

PM(K) – the size of the process memory that may be paged.

This is the size of the process data (in KB) that is never paged on disk

NPM(K) – is a non-paged memory ( non-paged pool).

Handles – the number of input-output file descriptors ( handles) opened by this process.

By default, these properties of running processes are displayed: