Service Permissions Reporter BETA

by Cjwdevv0.5.2

Last updated Jun 8, 2026

Shows permissions assigned to Windows services in an easy to read format instead of SDDL like the built in Windows tools

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Install with winget

$ winget install --id Cjwdev.ServicePermissionsReporter --exact --version 0.5.2

Run in Command Prompt, PowerShell, or Windows Terminal. Prompts for any agreements.

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Using built in Windows commands such as "sc.exe /sdshow" to view the permissions set on services produces an output in SDDL format, which is not easy to read or understand. This tool provides an easy to use GUI alternative to view permissions on Windows services as well as the Service Control Manager itself.

Features

- Easy to use, intuitive GUI. No SDDL knowledge required!

- Query services on the local machine or on remote machines

- View permissions on the Service Control Manager itself (scmanager)

- Copy the SDDL format of any service's permissions to your clipboard, for use with other tools

- More features coming in full release after BETA

Installers · v0.5.2

Architecture	Type	Scope	Install	Download
x86	ZIP archive	machine		Direct
x64	ZIP archive	machine		Direct

Copy a command tailored to that specific architecture, type, and scope - useful when winget would otherwise pick a different default.

Security

No known CVEs for Service Permissions Reporter BETA.

Coverage is best-effort and depends on a winget package mapping to an NVD CPE entry. Absence here is not a guarantee of safety.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I install Service Permissions Reporter BETA on Windows?

Open Windows Terminal, PowerShell, or Command Prompt and run: winget install --id Cjwdev.ServicePermissionsReporter --exact --version 0.5.2. winget downloads the installer from Cjwdev and runs it. Requires Windows 10 (1809+) or Windows 11.

How do I install Service Permissions Reporter BETA silently for unattended deployment?

Add --silent and accept the agreements upfront: winget install --id Cjwdev.ServicePermissionsReporter --exact 0.5.2 --silent --accept-package-agreements --accept-source-agreements. This is the variant Intune, Configuration Manager, and other deployment tools should use.

How do I uninstall Service Permissions Reporter BETA via winget?

Run: winget uninstall --id Cjwdev.ServicePermissionsReporter --exact. Add --silent for unattended uninstalls. winget will use the registered uninstaller from Service Permissions Reporter BETA's Apps & Features entry.

Is Service Permissions Reporter BETA free?

Service Permissions Reporter BETA is distributed under Freeware. Refer to the publisher (https://cjwdev.com/Software/ServicePermissionsReporter/Info.html) for the full license terms - Wingetly itself does not charge for installation.

Does Service Permissions Reporter BETA work on Windows 10?

Yes, as long as your Windows 10 build supports winget (1809 or newer). winget ships with App Installer on Windows 10/11 and pulls Service Permissions Reporter BETA directly from the publisher.

How do I keep Service Permissions Reporter BETA up to date?

Run winget upgrade --id Cjwdev.ServicePermissionsReporter --exact, or winget upgrade --all to update everything winget tracks. We index 1 version of Service Permissions Reporter BETA from microsoft/winget-pkgs.