Once the batch file is created and you've tested it, just go to your scheduled tasks and add the batch file. Of course, you can also do this via a script or other methods if you'd like. Of course Sick Freak has not tested that or described how to "add the batch file" to Scheduled Tasks or use a script or other methods if I like. It would seem to be useful to know how to do that, huh?
And even if you were to come up with a Scheduled Task to restart stopped Services, that would not be fixing the problem - it would be fixing the symptom of the problem. The problem is Services are stopping. If Services are stopping and they should not be stopping it would make more sense to figure out why they are stopping and fix the problem and not come up with some convoluted way to address the symptom of the problem. I am using the described steps. How can I modify the script to pass 'Y' and a carriage return as the input?
An important point for both script or service is to make it run as admin, otherwise it won't work. You need admin rights to start or stop services. I have tested both:. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.
BAT extension. Run the. Verify the command prompt comes up and you see the service stopping and then starting. Once Task Scheduler opens, in the right column window click on Create Task In the General tab, type a name for the service. Enable the " Run whether user is logged on or not " and " Run with highest privileges ". Begin the task : On a schedule Settings : Select the option needed Daily Select the Start : day and time the task will start triggering.
If set for Daily, Weekly or Monthly the time configured will be used for the recurring triggers. You will be prompted to enter user credentials with administrative rights if "Run with highest privileges" was selected. Now click on Task Scheduler Library folder in the left column, verify the schedule has been created and is listed. Active Oldest Votes. In this example we restart the Printer Spooler service.
Excellent tip! NateJ timeout appears to have no affect whatsoever. I've tried intervals from 10 to as high as and the restart is still instant. I suspect it's run in parallel and the start is only sequential because it's queued by the service stopping. Good tip Kurt Van den Branden! And NateJ your timeout tip likewise which worked for me on a Win Server. You can also use a single action like powershell -command "Restart-Service Spooler" — Marc8.
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