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Why does my service start and then stop?
I need one solution by similar problem, help me!!! a service no started, I recived similar message : The on local computer started and then stopped. some services stop automatically if they have no work to do for example, the performance logs and alerts service. I tried clearn event logs, but no show a new event, and message continued.
When does a service stop in Windows 10?
Windows service stops automatically. The [service name] service on local computer started and then stopped. Some Services stop automatically if they are not in use by another services or programs.
Why is my executable running as a service?
The good news is that your service is actually doing something, so you have the executable configured and running as a service properly. Once started, for some reason it is quitting. You need to find out why this is. Add some debugging to tell you its up and running and known exit cases.
What does it mean when a service quits?
This particular error message means what it says – that your service has started but then quite soon it exited for some reason. The good news is that your service is actually doing something, so you have the executable configured and running as a service properly. Once started, for some reason it is quitting.
What does it mean when some services stop automatically?
Error “SOME SERVICES STOP AUTOMATICALLY IF THEY ARE NOT IN USE BY OTHER SERVICES” while trying to start a windows service. I have a service that does not use the windows service config file and uses static properties – it works fine
How can I stop or restart a service?
Aside from restarting the system, there are some built-in commands that will allow you to stop and/or restart individual services. First, locate the service that you are attempting to fix, and remember it’s Display Name (the name listed in the Service Management Snap-in, see above for an example).
How to stop Windows service with stopping status?
PowerShell: Stop Windows Service with Stopping Status You can also use PowerShell to force the service to stop. Using the following command you can get a list of services in the Stopping state: Get-WmiObject -Class win32_service | Where-Object {$_.state -eq ‘stop pending’}