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What is the Windows console and how do you launch the Services console?
The Services console is used to control the Windows and third-party services installed on Windows 2000/XP system. To launch the Services console, type Services.msc in the the Run dialog box and press ENTER.
How does one determine which Windows Vista service pack is installed?
Finding out which Windows Vista service pack is installed is fairly simple. Go to Start, Control Panel, System Maintenance and then the System link. It should show which pack is installed.
Should ActiveX Control be installed on your Windows 7?
Yes, ActiveX is needed for many different parts of Windows operating systems and software on it.
How do you get a list of all of the applications installed on windows xp?
Run "Add or Remove Programs" in Control Panel.
How do I find which version windows media player I have?
Go to Start button and into your control panel and look at the programs you have installed.
Where can one check the installed software?
To check installed software on a Windows PC, one can take a look inside the Control Panel. Click "Start", then click "Control Panel", then click "Programs and Features", and then one will be able to see all of the installed programs on the PC.
What is the role of the Service Control Manager?
The service functions provide an interface for the following tasks performed by the SCM:Maintaining the database of installed services.Starting services and driver services either upon system startup or upon demand.Enumerating installed services and driver services.Maintaining status information for running services and driver services.Transmitting control requests to running services.Locking and unlocking the service database.
What is gpeditmsc?
gpedit.msc is a Group Policy Editor that is pre-installed on Windows 7 Professional. It allows control over user accounts. You can download gpedit.msc for other Windows 7 versions.
Is servicesexe is a virus?
The Windows Service Control Manager (SCM)(SERVICES.EXE) is a remote procedure call (RPC) server that manages creating, deleting, starting and stopping of Windows Services. It is started at system boot and is RPC based so that service configuration and service control programs can manipulate services on remote machines.The service functions provide an interface for the following tasks performed by the SCM:Maintaining the database of installed services.Starting services and driver services either upon system startup or upon demandEnumerating installed services and driver services.Maintaining status information for running services and driver services.Transmitting control requests to running services.Locking and unlocking the service database.When a service is started, the SCM performs the following steps:Retrieve the account information stored in the database.Log on the service account.Load the user profile.Create the service in the suspended state.Assign the logon token to the process.Allow the process to executeIt is not a virus, it is just a component used by the system to keep it running properly.
How does Windows install Service Pack 1?
In order to install Windows Service Pack 1 open the control panel from the bottom left of the screen and click on WIndows Update. Service Pack 1 will be available if not already installed on the computer.
How does one install Active X Control?
If you already have Internet Explorer installed on your computer, than you have Active X control already installed. If you do not have Internet Explorer installed, then download Internet Explorer from Microsoft's website and install it.
How do you install IIS?
To install IIS, you will need the CD containing your Operating System's installation files. With the Windows CD ready, click on Start, then Control Panel. In the control panel, double click on 'Add/Remove Programs' (2000/XP) or 'Programs and Features' (Vista). Now, click on 'Add/Remove Windows Components' (2000/XP) or 'Turn Windows features on or off' (Vista). Locate and check the box in front of 'Internet Information Services' then click on 'OK'. You will be prompted for the Windows CD - all you have to do now is follow the remaining on-screen instructions, and IIS will be installed.
