Restart a Windows service from the command line - Super User It helped me, thanks, the dependent doesn't restart automatically I restarted Windows Management Instrumentation (Winmgmt) which has a dependent Security Center (wscsvc) I had to use -Force as you described, but then start wscsvc manually: powershell -command "Restart-Service Winmgmt -Force; Restart-Service wscsvc" And it's ok with Restart even if it's stopped
windows 7 - How to restart a service from the CMD - Super User 2 Setting the value in the Registry will not update the Service Control Manager's in-memory information The supported method is to use the SCM's API, or a command-line program that does so for you: sc config bthserv start= demand Note the service name, bthserv, is the service's ID as opposed to its display name
How do I enable services on a Windows computer via a command line? I believe the command you are looking for is: sc config servicenamehere start= auto You'll need to know the name of the service though - to view this from the command line, try this command - this will show all services: sc query type= service state= all If you want to see only stopped services, run this command: sc query type= service state= inactive The list of services output by the query
windows - Wildcard Services restart - Super User if you want a One Line command, You can use Restart-Service Cmdlet which is pre built in powershell To use Restart-Service simply call the cmdlet followed by the service name: Restart-Service mysql57 To restart multiple services just specify the name of each service, separated by commas: Restart-Service mysql57,apache If you prefer, add the -displayname parameter and specify the service
How to restart Windows Explorer from command line? Not by taskkill, but . . . Is there a way to invoke equivalent of this special Explorer-specific menu item via the command line or an API call? Note – I do not want to use workaround via taskkill, because I suppose this special restart action is different from killing the task and launching the EXE again
command line - How to stop service from commandline in windows? - Super . . . 11 i would like to stop following services from command line print spooler shell harware detection windows defender windows update onedrive onecloud and also deny them from running at startup (as i set to disabled in mmc) Failed to find an generic answer, so how to stop them from command lime cmd file? Also, will it be required to run as admin?
Windows 10: How to restart network adapter or service from command line? What helps is to open the Device Manager and disable the network adapter (withe black down arrow icon on the toolbar) and then enable it again (with the green up arrow icon) Can I do the same or achieve the same effect of restarting probably some service that handles the connection to Internet, or in obtainin a new DHcp IP from the command line ?