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NET START <SERVICE> - how/where to get the service name?
I need to create a common script to restart service:
net stop <service>
net start <service>
Problem is that I don't know the name of the service.
For example for "printer spooler" is the name "spooler".
How can I find the name for any service?
Solution
- Start → Run
- Then type:
services.msc. - Double click on the service that you're interested in.
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