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On my Sony Viao pcg-811124 laptop with Windows 7, I disabled all non-Windows services through msconfig. When I restarted my laptop, it booted up, but I cannot view the screen, even in safe mode. I may have disabled a driver, but now I have no way of knowing which one.
So, not only do I not know which services I disable and need to enable, I can't seem to even enable the services I know that I have (for example, JungleDisk). When tried to restart it via the command line, I got prompted that I could not restart this service because it had been disabled.
How do I get my services enabled again?
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I believe the command you are looking for is:
sc config servicenamehere start= auto Ilok license manager.
You'll need to know the name of the service though - to view this from the command line, try this command - this will show all services:
sc query type= service state= all
Facebook like software. If you want to see only stopped services, run this command:
sc query type= service state= inactive
The list of services output by the query can be quite long. You may filter it by using
findstr
(see post here) . For examplesc query type= service state= all | findstr 'ssh'
Will select the output lines of the services list that contain the string 'ssh'
Note: For some services you may need also administrator privileges, you will notice it on getting the message
Access is denied
after executing the sc
command. In that case open the Command Prompt (Admin) by pressing 'Windows + X' keys.Community♦
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You can use PowerShell! (To start it, type
powershell
at a normal command prompt.)The
Get-Service
cmdlet gets a list of services, which you can filter by any property. For example, this gets a list of disabled services:The
Set-Service
cmdlet can set several properties of a given service, including the startup type. For example, this sets the lanmanserver
service to start automatically:To make all currently disabled services start automatically, use this command:
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Is there a way to restart a Windows service from the command prompt?
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You can use
net stop [service name]
to stop it and net start [service name]
to start it up again basically restarting the service.To combine them just do this -
net stop [service name] && net start [service name]
.There is also a command built specifically for messing with services:
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Please, note that if there are other services that depends on this service - usual
net stop & net start
will not restart them. net stop /y
will stop all dependenciesMost common example - SQL Server & SQL Agent.
I do recommend PowerShell cmdlet to solve this:
powershell -command 'Restart-Service MSSQLSERVER -Force'
After MSSQLSERVER starts - cmdlet starts all previously stopped dependancies.
PS: Make sure you are running command as admin
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To restart a Windows service from the command prompt or scheduled tasks, use this:
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To solve the annoying Wacom Intuous Driver not running Error I get on every reboot.
Windows key + R, paste, Bam!
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The PsService utility from PsTools provides a
restart
command for services, with additional parameters to run it on another machine.The
-accepteula
flag saves you the EULA window just in case it's the first time you use this utility with the current user. Super smash bros rom hack n64.cdlvcdlvcdlvcdlv
In case you know the service's executable location path you could use
On the command line.
That will actually help you debug the issue if the service should fail to start.
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