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Version: 1.0	Size: 54 KB
License [?]: Freeware	Price: Not available
Last Updated: Dec 8, 2005	Category: System Software
Developer: Enfis The Paladin
Operating System: Unix Windows 2000 Windows XP
Additional Requirements: None
Limitations Not available

Windows Service Finder is an handy tool for system administrators and hackers. It shows the complete list of installed services on operating system, both device drivers (kernel) and Win32 EXE, and for each service it reports detailed informations about: name, description, actual status, execution start mode, name and dimension of the associated executable file.

Windows Service Finder allows you to terminate a service and to delete from disk the associated executable file using the "/ks" option (it means "Kill service"). This functionality is very useful especially to delete device drivers services (kernel), that default service manager of Windows doesn't allow you.

Beyond services, Windows Services Finder work with boot registry keys too, those registry values that contains EXE file name automatically launched at system startup (used by some virus). Boot registry keys and associated EXE file can be both deleted, using the "/kr" option (it means "Kill registry"). In order to complete all these "kill" operations you must login to system with the administrator rights! You can show details about a single service passing to wsf.exe the name of the service as a parameter (es> wsf.exe "Dhcp" [PRESS ENTER]).