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Tweaking.com » Overview» Legacy Apps » Set Windows Services To Default Startup

Set Windows Services To Default Startup

Note This repair is no longer updated or supported, but is updated as part of Windows Repair - http://www.tweaking.com/content/page/windows_repair_all_in_one.html.

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2.8.8 - For all versions of Windows

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Set Windows Services To Default Startup will set the Windows services to their default startup state. This will set the services startup by the "sc config" command and not by the registry.


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