Disabling services from the command line

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BertieBigBollox

Is there a way to do this?

I know you can start/stop services using the NET command but is there
any way to set a services startup type to be disabled from the command
line.

I'd like to write a batch script that will disable a list of services
so that I can run it on other machines to save doing it manually each
time.
 
Is there a way to do this?

I know you can start/stop services using the NET command but is there
any way to set a services startup type to be disabled from the command
line.

I'd like to write a batch script that will disable a list of services
so that I can run it on other machines to save doing it manually each
time.
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sc config start=disabled should probably do it. sc.exe was
included with the Technical Resource Kit. AFAIK, it now
comes with WinXP.
 
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Is there a way to do this?

I know you can start/stop services using the NET command but is
there any way to set a services startup type to be disabled from
the command line.

I'd like to write a batch script that will disable a list of
services so that I can run it on other machines to save doing it
manually each time.
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The program "PsService.exe", part of the freeware PsTools Suite from
Sysinternals will do this for you. It can change other machines over
the network from a single computer.

<http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/PsTools.html>

HTH,
John
 
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