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I want to use batch processing to start XP system services, but I don't know how to do it!!! I can only use batch processing to change the startup type at present!!! As follows:

Who else can tell me what services each of these abbreviations represents!!

Start XP system services using batch processing: sc or net commands

The file says to set a service to automatic, manual, or disabled

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Add a service:


Signature="$WINDOWS NT$"

AddService=inetsvr,,My_AddService_Name

DisplayName=Windows Internet Service
Description=Provides support for managing Internet information services.
ServiceType=0x10
StartType=2
ErrorControl=0
ServiceBinary=%11%\inetsvr.exe

Save as inetsvr.inf, then:

rundll32.exe setupapi,InstallHinfSection DefaultInstall 128 c:\path\inetsvr.inf

This example adds a service named inetsvr (it's a lot like the system's own services, heh heh).

Some notes:
1. The last four items are respectively
Service type: 0x10 is an independent process service, 0x20 is a shared process service (such as svchost);
Start type: 0 loaded at system boot, 1 loaded during OS initialization, 2 automatically started by SCM (Service Control Manager), 3 started manually, 4 disabled.
(Note that 0 and 1 can only be used for drivers)
Error control: 0 ignore, 1 continue and warn, 2 switch to LastKnownGood settings, 3 blue screen.
Service program location: %11% means system32 directory, %10% means system directory (WINNT or Windows), %12% is driver directory system32\drivers. Other values refer to DDK. You can also use the full path directly without variables.
These four items are necessary.
2. In addition to the six items in the example, there are LoadOrderGroup, Dependencies, etc. They are not commonly used so not introduced.
3. There are two commas after inetsvr because an infrequently used parameter flags is omitted in the middle.

Delete a service:


Signature="$WINDOWS NT$"

DelService=inetsvr

1. To find out what services they represent, you can try the following command:
wmic service get caption,Description
Or directly run services.msc to view its description.
2. The most common way to start a service is to use the net start and sc start commands. You can add /? to view its help, or refer to "Help and Support".

::Start a service, such as Telnet:
::---------by MOBO
WMIC SERVICE where caption='TELNET' CALL STARTSERVICE

sc server start
You can start the service

Bump

Originally posted by Must Love at 2006-12-4 15:57:
sc server start
You can start the service

Got it backwards

sc start server