XP uses SC command for service control management

Command format

SC command format: SC [Servername] command Servicename [optionname= optionvalues

* The service name is the name of the service itself, not the display name,

Add a space after the *= number before you can write the option name

The SC command has a total of 24 subcommand commands, as shown below

SC Boot SC config SC continue SC control SC create SC delete sc descrīption

SC enumdepend SC failure SC getdisplayname SC getkeyname SC interrogate

SC lock SC pause SC QC SC qdescrīption SC qfailure sc query sc queryex

SC querylock SC sdset SC sdshow SC start sc stop

More commonly used, prohibit or open service

sc config tlntsvr start= auto ' set Telnet service to Automatic

sc config tlntsvr start= disabled ' set Telnet service to prohibit

Start or stop and suspend service

sc start tlntsvr ' start Telnet service

sc stop tlntsvr ' stop Telnet service

Sc pause tlntsvr ' pause telnet Service

Delete Service

Sc Delete tlntsvr ' remove Telnet service, but it is best not to remove the system with its own services ...

Create a service

SC Create test binpath= c:\windows\notepad.exe start= Auto ' Create Notepad.exe for test service, starting with automatic

SC Help

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DESCRIPTION:
SC is a command line program used for communicating with the
NT Service Controller and services.
USAGE:
SC <server> [command] [service name] <option1> <option2>

The option <server> has the form ""
Further help on commands can is obtained by typing: "SC [command]"
Commands:
Query-----------Queries The status for a service, or
Enumerates the status for types of services.
Queryex---------Queries The extended status for a service, or
Enumerates the status for types of services.
Start-----------starts a service.
Pause-----------sends a pause control request to a service.
Interrogate-----sends a interrogate control request to a service.
Continue--------sends a continue control request to a service.
Stop------------sends a STOP request to a service.
Config----------Changes the configuration of a service (persistant).
Description-----Changes The description of a service.
Failure---------Changes The actions taken by a service upon failure.
Sidtype---------Changes The service SID type a service.
QC--------------Queries The configuration information for a service.
Qdescription----Queries The description for a service.
Qfailure--------Queries The actions taken by a service upon failure.
Qsidtype--------Queries The service SID type a service.
Delete----------Deletes a service (from the registry).
Create----------creates a service. (adds it to the registry).
Control---------sends a service.
Sdshow----------Displays a service ' s security descriptor.
Sdset-----------Sets A service ' s security descriptor.
Showsid---------Displays the service SID string corresponding to a AR
Bitrary name.
Getdisplayname--gets the DisplayName for a service.
Getkeyname------Gets The Servicekeyname for a service.
EnumDepend------enumerates Service dependencies.

        The following commands don ' t require a service name:
        SC <server> <command> <option>
          Boot------------(OK | bad) indicates whether the last boot should
                          Be saved as the Last-known-good boot configuration
          Lock------------Locks the Service Database
          Querylock-------Queries The lockstatus for the Scmanager Database
EXAMPLE:
        SC start MyService

Would for the QUERY and QUERYEX commands? [y | n]: