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Where should you view the list of services on your Windows 7 computer?

The correct answer is A. From the Windows Task Manager dialog box. To view a list of services currently running or installed on a Windows 7 computer, the Windows Task Manager provides a dedicated tab for this purpose. The Services tab within Task Manager lists all services and their current status.

Understanding Operating System Configurations

Question

Where should you view the list of services on your Windows 7 computer?

Options

  • AFrom the Windows Task Manager dialog box
  • BFrom the Windows Registry
  • CFrom the System Properties dialog box
  • DFrom the Windows Action Center

How the community answered

(32 responses)
  • A
    94% (30)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    3% (1)

Why each option

To view a list of services currently running or installed on a Windows 7 computer, the Windows Task Manager provides a dedicated tab for this purpose. The Services tab within Task Manager lists all services and their current status.

AFrom the Windows Task Manager dialog boxCorrect

In Windows 7, the Task Manager dialog box includes a "Services" tab which provides a comprehensive list of all installed services, their status (running or stopped), and allows for basic management like starting or stopping services. This is a primary tool for viewing and interacting with services directly.

BFrom the Windows Registry

The Windows Registry stores configuration data for services but does not provide an easily viewable or manageable list of their current operational status.

CFrom the System Properties dialog box

The System Properties dialog box provides information about the system and hardware but does not list or manage individual services.

DFrom the Windows Action Center

The Windows Action Center provides notifications about security and maintenance issues, not a list of system services.

Concept tested: Viewing Windows services via Task Manager

Source: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/how-to-use-task-manager-in-windows-f0b54722-df9f-631d-d8d1-3ad6d7734448

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#Windows services#Task Manager

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