View Services with 'msconfig.exe' on Windows 7

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How to view services with the System Configuration tool "msconfig.exe" on Windows 7?

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System Configuration "msconfig.exe" is a system administrator tool to manage system startup configurations on Windows 7. It can also be used to view all services that are defined on the system.

1. Enter "msconfig.exe" in the Start button search box. Then click "msconfig.exe" in the suggested match list. You will see the "System Configuration" window.

2. Click "Services tab". You will see a list of all services defined on the system with their display names, manufacturers and statuses:
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