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How to auto start a windows service if it is stopped

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How to auto start a windows service if it is stopped

jayasree konduru

4yAsked Jun 14, 2022, 11:04 AM873.NET

How to automatically start a windows service if it is stopped using C# dotnet

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Jignesh Kumar4y ago
Hi,

You can write Powershell command can able check & start required service,
$A = get-service YourServiceName
if ($A.Status -eq "Stopped") {$A.start()}
elseIf ($A.status -eq "Running")
{Write-Host -ForegroundColor Yellow $A.name "is running"}
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Rijwan Ansari4y ago
You can set from properties

Right click on Windows Service >> then Properties.

There is a Recovery tab and those settings should allow you to restart the service upon failure.
Try to set recover time to zero
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Amit Mohanty4y ago
You can use the Windows Task Scheduler to do this.
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