If you need a CSV file of the currently running  processes in Windows you can use the task manager command line tool.

C:> TASKLIST.EXE

This will dump the task list to the screen. But there are several options you can use:

C:> TASKLIST.EXE /V /FO CSV > filename.csv

The above will produce a nicely formatted CSV file with information about the process, such as CPU Time and memory used.

The full list of other options can be found at the Microsoft Technet library, well, until they move the location of it… http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb491010.aspx

 

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