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the batch file isnt the problem...
stopping an NT service from the batch file is the
problem. how do you stop an nt service from the
command line?
by fgarber
net stop "The Name of the service exactly like it is listed in services"
to restart it
net start "the name of the service"
The name of the service is case sensitive so it must look exactly like it does in the services list.
by archibald
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by larry23
To stop a service from the command line, you use the net stop command.
For instance, if you want to stop the spooler service, at a cmd prompt type:
net stop spooler
To restart it, type:
net start spooler
by archibald
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by mkirton
You can also use the SC.EXE & NETSVC.EXE utilities from the NT resource kit to manipulate NT services.
See MS support article Q166819 for more information.
Hope this helps
by archibald
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