TLDR Search

Enter a command. For example: cinst, choco, mount, set, pabcnetcclear.

query

Displays information about user sessions and process. More information: https://docs.microsoft.com/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/query.

• Display all user sessions:
   
  query session
   
• Display the current user sessions on a remote computer:
   
  query session /server:{{hostname}}
   
• Display logged in users:
   
  query user
   
• Display all user sessions on a remote computer:
   
  query session /server:{{hostname}}
   
• Display all running processes:
   
  query process
   
• Display running processes by session or user name:
   
  query process {{session_name|user_name}}