Windows: Service Managing Through Command Line

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Created: Apr 22, 2005


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How can I start/stop/pause Windows Services from command Line in win-2000,Win-XP & win-2003

To start a service follow the steps:

1. Go to START---->RUN

2. Type CMD-----> Click on Enter

3. Net Start to Start a Service
Eg:- net start telnet

4. Net Stop to Stop a Service
Eg:- net stop telnet

5. Net Pause to Pause a Service
Eg:- net pause telnet

6. Net Continue to Continue a Service
Eg:- net continue telnet


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