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It would be really useful when listing the Windows services in PC Monitor under System, Services if you could list the current service status ie if its Automatic, Manual, Disabled or Delayed Start that way it would be easier to add in the services that you want to monitor rather than having to refer to the Windows Services console as well. At the moment I have to access this information on each server or workstation rather than just looking at the PC Monitor list, it makes it rather tedious and easy to miss a service that you need to monitor.

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Yes true or:

 

Get-WmiObject -Query "SELECT * FROM win32_service WHERE startmode='auto'"

 

Still not as quick as listing it in the PC Monitor GUI and making the column header "Startup Type" sortable as the Services mmc does in Windows.

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True, maybe it will get implemented.

 

If you need this even faster you can do a plugin that gets the list of services, and have multiple pages for search, sorted by name, sorted by startup type or other filters. If you are curious about this approach let me know and I can help you get started.

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