How to export Windows Services list
Export Windows Services list using command line in CMD
Open an elevated Command Prompt, type the following and hit Enter: This will save the list as a text file on your Desktop.
Use PowerShell to generate list of Windows Services
The Get-Service cmdlet is designed to retrieve information about the services installed on your computer. Using the Get-Service PowerShell cmdlet, you can generate a list of Windows Services running on your Windows 10/8/7 computer.
Open an elevated PowerShell console, type Get-Service and hit Enter. You will see a list of all the Services installed on your Windows system. You can also filter out the results using the filtering capabilities of Windows PowerShell. Make use of the parameters to achieve this. You can generate a list of Running Services as well as Stopped Services. You can also sort them by name using the Sort-Object cmdlet. You can go a step forward and even output the list to GridView. For instance, you can use the Get-Service cmdlet, filter the status on the word Running, and then output to the GridView, by using the following command: This will generate a list of the Running Services, and another window will open to show the result. To retrieve information about Stopped Services on a remote computer, and output it to GridView, use -ComputerName parameter, as shown below: To export the list of Windows Services, use the following command: This will save the list as a text file on your Desktop. These were just three examples. Read more about Get-Service on TechNet. Now take a look at how to Export and Backup Device Drivers in Windows using PowerShell. Using Windows PowerShell, you can also update Windows Defender definitions, list Drives, uninstall Universal apps, find scheduled tasks queued status, create System Image, create a desktop shortcut to open Windows Store apps, get an Installed Driver list, export Drivers, and more!
