Which tool displays basic information about running processes, including the running time in kernel and user modes?

PsList is a command-line utility that provides detailed information about the processes that are currently running on a system. It offers insights such as the process ID, CPU usage, memory usage, and importantly, the running time in both kernel and user modes. This capability is crucial for digital forensics and system monitoring, as it allows analysts to understand how long processes have been active and how they are utilizing system resources.

While Task Manager and Process Explorer also provide information about running processes, PsList is specifically known for its ability to present detailed runtime statistics in terms of user and kernel modes, which can be critical for diagnosing system performance issues and understanding process behaviors in forensic investigations. Netstat, on the other hand, focuses on network statistics and does not provide information about running processes in the same way.