Most
applications require use of one or more modules (usually DLLs) for support. When you use this
switch alone, TaskList displays a list of every module used by every loaded application. It??™s
quite a list, so you??™ll probably want to redirect the output to a file using the > or >> redirection
symbols and adding a filename. The switch also lets you optionally specify a specific module
name. You can use this option to determine which applications require a specific module to execute.
Often, this process can help you understand why a particular application glitches when
another application is loaded (sometimes they rely on a shared module, but each application
requires a different version of that module). You can??™t use this command line switch with either
the /V or /SVC command line switches.
/SVC Displays a list of services supported by each of the SVCHOST.EXE entries in the task list.
You??™ll find that each SVCHOST.EXE entry supports one or more services. This is probably one of
the most important command line switches for this command because it shows you how services
are working on your system. To use this command line switch, type TaskList /SVC and
press Enter.
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