How to retrieve services in system in system.msc

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I have a requirement that i want to get all the system services running under system which will display the Services either in the Started or in Stopped.

How can i achieve this in C# using ADO.Net (Winforms). Below is the code format i follow from the link:

How to Create and Work With Windows Services in C#[^]

I can open the Services but can't display the services status in my application. Can anyone suggest me the alternative?

What I have tried:

I have tried the code which i mentioned above in the Describe the problem. With that code i can open the services but can't display the status of services.

Posted 8-Feb-16 23:43pm

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Updated 9-Feb-16 2:49am

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Richard MacCutchan 9-Feb-16 5:54am

Why have you typed the same question in both sections? The question is not what you have tried. Have you looked at the documentation for WMI?

F-ES Sitecore 9-Feb-16 5:59am

You could have found the answer to this in seconds if you'd googled "c# get list of services". Please do basic research before asking a question.

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Garth J Lancaster · Accepted Answer · 2016-02-08T23:56:00

so, what you're actually saying, is, you've done SFA aka nada/zip/zilch except post the same request under 'What I have tried' - did you think about using Google perhaps ? here's 2 links that may help

ServiceController.GetServices Method (System.ServiceProcess)[^]

How to: Retrieve Lists of Services[^]