How to kill unwanted services on recovery console?

[Guest vfclists]

I am trying to repair a windows system and I want to disable services

before windows starts.

 

How do you stop services from the recovery console before you restart

windows?

 

Are there some command line tools that will allow you to list them and

disable them in the registry before Windows starts? If they can also

list a short description of what they do that will be fine.

 

What is the minimal list of services required to boot windows

successfully?

[Guest John John]

Re: How to kill unwanted services on recovery console?

 

vfclists wrote:

> I am trying to repair a windows system and I want to disable services

> before windows starts.

>

> How do you stop services from the recovery console before you restart

> windows?

>

> Are there some command line tools that will allow you to list them and

> disable them in the registry before Windows starts? If they can also

> list a short description of what they do that will be fine.

>

> What is the minimal list of services required to boot windows

> successfully?

 

Use the LISTSVC command to view the services. Use the DISABLE command

to disable services. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314058

 

John

[Guest PD43]

Re: How to kill unwanted services on recovery console?

 

vfclists <vfclists@googlemail.com> wrote:

>I am trying to repair a windows system and I want to disable services

>before windows starts.

 

Why?

[Guest DL]

Re: How to kill unwanted services on recovery console?

 

Your other post on this subject was to a win2000 group are you having a

laugh or do you have multiple o/s's?

 

"vfclists" <vfclists@googlemail.com> wrote in message

news:298edf2b-5135-4798-9ff0-d3425c8e51f9@o77g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...

>I am trying to repair a windows system and I want to disable services

> before windows starts.

>

> How do you stop services from the recovery console before you restart

> windows?

>

> Are there some command line tools that will allow you to list them and

> disable them in the registry before Windows starts? If they can also

> list a short description of what they do that will be fine.

>

> What is the minimal list of services required to boot windows

> successfully?