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--- microsoft:cli:service_stop_start [2016/09/05 08:01] – rplecko
+++ microsoft:cli:service_stop_start [2021/10/06 05:12] (current) – rplecko
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 To get a list of the running services enter the command
-net start
+  net start
-net stop <service name>
+  net stop <service name>
-net start <service name>
+  net start <service name>
 A full list of the exact services is found in the registry (run regedit.exe) under the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services key.
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 Alternatively, you can perform the stop and start using the name that is showed in the Services Control Panel applet by putting the name in quotes, i.e.
-net stop "<service>"
+  net stop "<service>"
-net start "<service>"
+  net start "<service>"
 .
 To get a list of the running services enter the command
-net start
+  net start
 (you can add > \[filename\] to the end to make it output to a file, i.e. net start > services.lst). You can then try to shutdown each of them by entering the command
-net stop "<service name>" ,e.g. net stop "spooler". Some services will ask you to enter a y to confirm, and for these just add /y to the end.
+  net stop "<service name>"
+,e.g. net stop "spooler". Some services will ask you to enter a y to confirm, and for these just add /y to the end.
 You can also use the Resource Kit SC.EXE command, use
-sc query
+  sc query
 to get a list of the services, and then
-sc stop <service name>
+  sc stop <service name>
 to stop the service.