Purpose:Display, stop, or start system services

 

Format:SERVICES [/= /I /P /R /S /Tn] [name ...]

 

/I (PID)/S(top service)
/P(ause)/Tn (type)

/R(un)

 

Usage:

 

The name is the service name, not the display name. name can contain wildcards.

 

You must be an admin user to run or stop a service.

 

Options:

 

/=Display the SERVICES command dialog to help you set the command line options. The /= option can be anywhere on the line; additional options will set the appropriate fields in the command dialog.

 

/IDisplay the PID's for services. Note that stopped services will return 0 for the PID, as will Windows services.

 

/PPause after displaying each page.

 

/RRun the specified service(s).

 

/SStop the specified service(s).

 

/TnThe type of services to enumerate. This can be a combination (OR'd) of the following values:

 

1Kernel drivers
2File system drivers
16Services that run in their own process
32Services that share a process with one or more other services