Managing windows services using sc command

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Home > Windows > Windows Desktop Tools or Utilities > Managing windows services using sc command

Normally we can go to Services option in control panel (or under computer management) to look at status of various services and start/stop them. However there is also option to start/stop service via commandline.

Finding name of service

Look at servicename in properties of service when opened using services under control panel

Start service from command-line

To start service use:

sc start <service-name>

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Find services dependent on current service

We can find dependent services via registry https://www.partitionwizard.com/clone-disk/error-1068.html Other option is to use:

sc enumdepend <service-name>


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