The LxssManager server really is Windows Subsystem for Linux (or at least a major part of it), so if the feature is getting disabled on reboot, that's also why the service is missing. So no, restarting the service isn't going to fix this. What we really need to do is to solve your root issue of WSL being disabled after restart. Your problem sounds very similar to these two Github issues: Can't ...

I have created windows service for tomcat server and it is running well but now I want to change service name without deleting it. so is there any cmd\\GUI steps to change service name?

*** UPDATED LIST *** - Services.msc Settings For Fixing Network Here is the updated list of services to change to AUTOMATIC and do a one by one RESTART. There are a few new ones listed which when set to automatic and restarted got my network displaying once again in the File Explorer panel. RUN SERVICES.MSC to get to the services panel.

How to Enable or Disable Indexer Backoff in Windows By default, Windows will use the index when searching to give you faster search results. The search index only includes your selected locations. These locations can be filtered for what file types (extensions), file properties, and file contents you want indexed. The index uses the Windows Search service and runs as the Searchindexer.exe ...

I am having problems starting my Apache server, because port 443 is already in use. It turns out, the system process (PID 4) uses the port 443. I don't have IIS installed, the services.msc shows (

Does anyone know, if there is a shortcut to search a service in the Windows services list ? I tried the Ctrl + F but no way.

And, this "services" file content could be outdated -- nobody to update it: programs still can communicate through some port without updating the "services" file, if they have some agreement; also, if some program is not running, some port is not taken, the "Windows services file" is also not updated. So what is this file for?

Why does Windows need services.msc registry? The programs can be loaded dynamically from system32, right? When does this registry come into the picture?

I want to change the path to the executable for a service from the command line. How can I do that? I want to run another .EXE from that service's path to executable.

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 ...