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What is the command to start a service in Windows from
command line?
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Answer / raj kumar.g
Start-Run-Type CMD -- Then type below command in command
prompt
net stop <service name>
net start "<service>"
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Answer / vinayblr
C:\>net start "DHCP Client"
C:\>net stop "DHCP Client"
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Answer / neeraj tuli
c:>net stop "service name"
c:>net start "service name"
e.g. for if we stop and start Net Logon Service then type:
c:>net stop netlogon
c:>net start netlogon
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Answer / systems & network administator
1. The Run command line may be one of the least utilized
functions in the Start menu. This is a pity since it can be
very useful. It is often the quickest way to launch programs
or to open folders and documents. The figure below shows the
Start-Run entry.
2. Clicking the entry "Run" opens the box shown below, where
commands may be typed and entered.
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Answer / systems & network administator
cmd
c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe
documments and settings\sekhar>
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