In "inside windows 2000" there is a description of tool "tlist /s" to
display this.
Does this tool simply read form registry or from system somehow?How to
discover this in winXP? Is only registry reading the only way?. I thought of
listing all thread's stack and the bottom of stack will show me module of
particular service start, but when stack is not present? is the pagein
option the answer?

Re: services running in svchost by Ivan

Ivan
Tue Jul 05 10:38:33 CDT 2005

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"fufus" <fufus@poczta.fm> wrote in message
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> In "inside windows 2000" there is a description of tool "tlist /s" to
> display this.
> Does this tool simply read form registry or from system somehow?How to
> discover this in winXP? Is only registry reading the only way?. I thought
of
> listing all thread's stack and the bottom of stack will show me module of
> particular service start, but when stack is not present? is the pagein
> option the answer?
>
>