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Windows 7 : Controlling Services at the Command Prompt

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If you regularly stop and start certain services, loading the Services snap-in and manually stopping and then restarting each service can be time-consuming. A better method is to take advantage of the NET STOP and NET START command-line tools, which enable you to stop and start any service that isn’t disabled. If a service can be paused and restarted, you can also use the NET PAUSE and NET CONTINUE commands to control the service. Each of these commands uses the same syntax: 
NET STOP Service
NET START Service
NET PAUSE Service
NET CONTINUE Service
ServiceThe name of the service you want to control. Use the same value that appears in the Name column of the Services snap-in. If the name contains a space, surround the name with quotation marks.

Here are some examples:

net start Telephony
net stop "Disk Defragmenter"
net pause "World Wide Web Publishing Service"
net continue "Windows Time"

You can combine multiple commands in a batch file to easily control several services with a single task.

Tip

To see a list of the currently running services, open a command-line session and enter the command net start without the Service parameter.
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