During my periodic visit on CodePlex I came across the Windows Services Dependency Viewer utility. The tool provides access to the following information:
Windows service dependent and antecedent services
Services grouped by process
Service details (from Win32_Service WMI class)
Service process details (from Win32_Process WMI class
This tool might come in handy once you start changing a specific Service’s startup mode.
The Windows Services Dependency Viewer can be downloaded from here Additional documentation can be found here
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