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Fancy title, but simple question.
Over the past few days, whenever I've been coming in to work, a few windows services which I had disabled the day before on some test servers will have been restarted.
Nobody else accesses this machine. So the question is, is it possible that a generalized batch script can run on a server every day that could restart all services, without knowing names?
Perhaps a server reboot occurs every now and then. Where can I find out the last boot time of a Windows box?
Enable "Bootlog" (check the box) in the Boot.ini section of MSCONFIG (Start, Run, MSCONFIG), and it will then be created in the Windows Directory as a file called "ntbtlog.txt".
Wonderful.
Regards,
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Originally Posted by mendhak
write a batch file using 'net start' cli command. Then put it in your task scheduler for the proper type with proper account with rights.
edit:
...net start will return the names of the services. I guess you catch the console stream using net start the restart them all.
I have application that does this with bootcfg.exe