We work in a locked down privilege environment, to the point that we are not able to see the the list of processes and CPU usage of the windows services running on one of our development servers through the Task Manager.

Is there another (command line for instance) tool that we could use on Windows Server to get a list of all processes running on the machine + CPU usage, even with the Task Manager's disabled "Show processes from all users" checkbox locked down?

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You could try Sysinternals Process Explorer.

If you can get the Cygwin cygwin1.dll and the ps executable together, you might be able to do

ps -Wafl
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Thanks process explorer did the trick. – Richard Nichols Jul 28 '09 at 6:11
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pslist from sysinternals is also a useful one, as you can see the information of a remote computer. pslist \\computer -s is the command you would use. – Tubs Jul 28 '09 at 7:50
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