Here is what it looks like on our Windows Server computer:. Notice that the NET command will wait for the service to stop before continuing. The only exception is when the service is unresponsive or takes more than 30 seconds to comply. If all goes well, your service and any other service it depends on to operate will be started after a few seconds:.
Not all services support pause and resume, but if you have one that does, NET can come in handy there as well. On using the NET command in a batch to restart I recommend adding time for the services to react.
See below;. We recommend creating a batch file that uses the SC command to stop the service and check on it later. Click here for some info on SC. This article may provide additional guidance. I need a script to test users ability to start a service. Multiple users on multiple servers.
Perhaps this page showing how to start, stop or disable the Telnet service will help. Make note that if the service name is two words or more you must enclose the name with quotation marks. Took me a while to find that! I want to restart services on multiple windows servers and it take around 1 minute to be stopped. Can someone please help me with the exact script which i can use to restart services on multiple servers.
Save the batch file to your file system and call it from your existing batch file. Note that the recommended solution will wait indefinitely for the service to stop.
If the service never stops, your script will hang. For example, to stop the Spooler service when it may take 5 minutes seconds to comply, use:. Stopd service Tobii. It does not accept the Net Start command, and Sc start, says that the command is invalid, service name Tobii Service.
Make sure you are specifying the name of the service. And enclose the name in quotes if it contains a space! But when restart the same service from services. What is the difference? Thank you. No error messages, it just says that the servicie is stopped. And yes I run it elevated. Right click on the service in services. You can use either one! Spotlight on Art. Amazy due.
This got me the possibly best task ever. Simply the best. Here is my modded script: ECHO. ECHO Stopping services, please wait for 10 seconds…. Yes — you can use the above NET commands in conjunction with the Windows Task Scheduler to restart a specific service at a specific time. Unfortunately there is no simple, built-in way for Windows to notify you if a service operation succeeds or fails.
Some administrators of large sites have set up tools that monitor the Event Log for important events and deliver alerts, but that may be overkill if you are not in an enterprise environment. Check out our new blog article showing how to restart a Windows Service at a specific time each week.
I have got two batch files written within my application to stop and start a windows service. Is there a way for me to check the status of the said service whether it is stopped or not and restart the same at a specific time during the day?
For more clarity — The application service stops at, say 11pm at night and starts at pm again. Is there a way to write time bound conditions for restarting a script excluding the duration ? Save those lines to a new. BAT file and pass the name of your service not the display name as the first parameter. Step 2: Type services. Step 3: Scroll down the list it is sorted alphabetically until you find the Print Spooler option.
Step 4: Right-click on the Print Spooler option, then select the Start option. After a few seconds the Print Spooler should be running. Learn how to completely uninstall a printer in Windows 7 so that even the drivers and driver packages are gone from the computer.
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