Services export

[L815]

Is there a program or a batch file I could create that would make a list of my current services and the setting it's set on, so when I re-format I can just execute it instead of having to do it all manually?

[Franklin]

Don't know of an app that can do that but you could generate your own settings by creating a reg file that you could save somewhere and merge as needed.
-{ Quote: "Try out the new Registry File Generator. Just select the services you want to set, and it will generate a .reg file for you (save it as a .reg when it generates)." }-
Speedy Vista (http://www.speedyvista.com/registry.html)

[MikeNAS]

-{ Quote: "Is there a program or a batch file I could create that would make a list of my current services and the setting it's set on, so when I re-format I can just execute it instead of having to do it all manually?" }-

Maybe you can make nLited CD and setup those there?

[Franklin]

For Vista you would need to use vLite.

Wonder if you could just export the services key from the reg after your services are set and save that?

[L815]

-{ Quote: "Don't know of an app that can do that but you could generate your own settings by creating a reg file that you could save somewhere and merge as needed.

Speedy Vista (http://www.speedyvista.com/registry.html)" }-
Those are pretty good. I used to use BlackViper's online reg generator, but I'd still have to go through manually.

Since my system services are tweaked just right, I wish Microsoft would implement the feature to Export the service settings like you can do with Registry.

[MrBrian]

For listings only, you can use DumpSec, or just take screenshots manually.

[L815]

Damn that screenshot idea would have worked fine. Unfortunately I re-formatted last night T-T

[Huupi]

-{ Quote: "Is there a program or a batch file I could create that would make a list of my current services and the setting it's set on, so when I re-format I can just execute it instead of having to do it all manually?" }-

Guess imaging is a simpler way to get what you need. ;)

[MrBrian]

-{ Quote: "Damn that screenshot idea would have worked fine. Unfortunately I re-formatted last night T-T" }-

FastStone Capture has an option for capturing scrollable windows in one file. Unfortunately, it's not freeware anymore. This is what I use to backup my services list.

[stapp]

The portable version is freeware I think

http://www.portablefreeware.com/?id=775

[wilbertnl]

If you like Windows Scripting, you like this:

Sample scripts for managing Windows services and for listing and/or modifying the properties of those services (http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/scripts/default.mspx?mfr=true).