Start Services Console on Windows XP

Q

How to start services console on Windows XP? I want to review services that are running on my computer.

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A

Services console is a console window that allows you to configure and manage services. There are several ways to start the Services console on Windows XP:

1. The quickest way to start Services console is to enter "services" in the "Start > Run" Dialog box. Then click "OK" to run.

2. Another way to start Services console is to run "services.msc" command in a command window.

3. Services console can also be started from the control panel by clicking "Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services".

Picture below shows you how to launch Services console from the Start run box:
Windows XP Launching Services Console from Start Run Box

⇒Services Console on Windows XP

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