Similar to the Cortana search bar, the run command box can be used to open any application (although the appropriate commands should be known) or any file whose path is known.ġ. Type Services, and when the search result arrives, click on Open in the right panel or press enter to open the application. Press the Windows key + S to activate the Cortana search bar.Ģ. The Cortana search bar, also known as the Start search bar, can also be used to search for files and folders inside the File Explorer.ġ. Not only is this the easiest way to launch Services but also any other application (among other things) installed on your personal computer. Expand the Windows Administrative Tools folder and click on Services to open it. Click on any alphabet header to open an overview menu and click on W to jump there.ģ. Scroll through the list of installed applications to find the Windows Administrative Tools folder. Click on the Start button or press the Windows key to bring up the start menu.Ģ. Similar to the app drawer on our phones, the start menu displays all the installed applications on the computer and can be used to easily open any of them.ġ. The start menu was one of the things that were completely revamped in Windows 10 and rightfully so. Nevertheless, you can choose your preferred way from the list of all the possible methods to launch the Services application below. According to us, the easiest & least time-consuming method is to search for Services directly in the Cortana search bar, and the most inefficient way to open the same is to locate the services.msc file in the Windows File Explorer and then double-click on it. There are numerous ways via which one can open the built-in Services Manager in Windows.
Similar to everything else on Windows, there are multiple ways you can go about launching the Services application, and in this article, we will be listing all of them. One can also start or stop services from the task manager, command prompt, and the powershell, but the visual interface of the Services Manager makes things easier. However, in the rare case that you need to configure a particular service (for example – change its startup type or disable it entirely), Windows has a built-in services manager application.
Services usually do not require any inputs from the end-user and are automatically managed by the operating system. Services also do not interact with the desktop (since Windows Vista), i.e., they do not have a user interface. A process is an instance of a program that you launch manually, while a service is a process that is launched by the operating system and silently runs in the background. To a normal user, processes and services may seem like the same thing, although they are not. Behind your aesthetically pleasing computer screen and the never-ending list of things you can do on it are several background processes and services that make everything possible.
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