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You must be logged on as a member of the Administrators group to
configure service settings.

Some services, such as the Plug and Play service,
can't be paused or stopped.

Some services, such as the DNS Client service, can be stopped but not
paused.

To quickly stop and restart a running service, right-click on running
service Restart.

If you pause a service on which other services depend, the dependent
services aren't paused but may not function as
expected.

If you stop a service that has dependent services, these dependent
services will also be stopped. You will then have to restart all of
the stopped services independently since, unfortunately, you
can't select multiple services in Services and
restart them.

The Server service, which is fundamental to file-sharing
functionality, has some special behaviors to note:

• If you pause the service, users will be unable to form new
  connections with the server. The exception is that members of the
  Administrators and Server Operators groups will still be able to form
  new connections with the server.

• If you stop the Server service on a remote computer, you will no
  longer be able to administer it remotely using Computer Management.
  You will have to go to the console of the remote computer and restart
  the service locally.

Some services have additional settings that can be configured. For
example, the SNMP service has settings for Agent, Traps, and
Security, which you can configure from the properties sheet of the
service.

If you modify services and the computer fails to boot properly upon
restarting, try booting to Safe Mode.

When configuring reboot as a recovery action, you can create a custom
message sent to remote users warning them of the impending reboot and
can specify the time interval before it takes place. For example, you
may want to warn connected users before stopping the Server service
since this will terminate their connections, causing them to lose
unsaved work.

The Services and Applications container in Computer Management
contains not only the Services node but also other nodes enabling
more detailed configuration of services such as DHCP, DNS, Indexing,
IIS, Message Queuing, Telephony, WINS, and WMI Control.

Services are typically disabled for security reasons to prevent
unauthorized users or services from starting them.

Services can be enabled or disabled for each hardware profile on the
machine.

If you are using a custom Services console, you can hide the console
tree using View Customize deselect Console Tree
(or use the Show/Hide button on the toolbar). This gives you a better
view of the settings of the various services.

Services doesn't refresh automaticallyuse
Action Refresh to display the current state of all
services on your system.

See Also

net config,
net continue,
net pause,
net start,
net statistics,
net stop