在您美观的电脑屏幕和您可以在上面做的事情的无穷无尽的列表背后是几个后台进程和服务，使一切成为可能。对于普通用户来说，进程和服务可能看起来是一回事，尽管它们并非如此。进程是您手动启动的程序实例，而服务是由操作系统启动并在后台静默运行的进程。服务也不与桌面交互（从Windows Vista开始），即它们没有用户界面。
服务通常不需要来自最终用户的任何输入，而是由操作系统自动管理。但是，在您需要配置特定服务的极少数情况下（例如，更改其启动类型或完全禁用它），Windows具有内置的服务管理器应用程序。还可以从任务管理器、命令提示符和 powershell 启动或停止服务，但服务管理器(Services Manager)的可视界面使事情变得更容易。
与Windows(Windows)上的其他一切类似，您可以通过多种方式启动服务(Services)应用程序，在本文中，我们将列出所有这些方式。
打开 Windows 服务管理器的 8 种方法(8 Ways to open Windows Services Manager)
可以通过多种方式打开Windows(Services Manager in Windows)中的内置服务管理器。根据我们的说法，最简单且最省时的方法是直接在Cortana搜索栏中搜索(Cortana)Services ，而最低效的打开方法是在(Services)Windows 文件资源管理器(Windows File Explorer)中找到services.msc文件，然后双击点击它。不过，您可以从所有可能的方法列表中选择您喜欢的方式来启动下面的服务(Services)应用程序。
方法一：使用启动应用程序(Start Application)列表
开始菜单是Windows 10中完全改进的功能之一，这是理所当然的。与我们手机上的应用程序抽屉类似，开始菜单会显示计算机上所有已安装的应用程序，并可用于轻松打开其中任何一个。
1. 单击开始按钮(Start button)或按Windows 键调(Windows key)出开始菜单。
2.滚动(Scroll)已安装应用程序列表以找到Windows 管理工具(Windows Administrative Tools)文件夹。单击(Click)任何字母表标题以打开概览菜单，然后单击 W 跳转到那里。
3. 展开Windows 管理工具(Windows Administrative Tool)的文件夹并单击服务(Services)将其打开。
方法二：搜索服务
这不仅是启动服务的最简单方法，而且是安装在您的个人计算机上的任何其他应用程序（除其他外）。Cortana搜索栏，也称为开始(Start)搜索栏，也可用于在文件资源管理器(File Explorer)中搜索文件和文件夹。
1. 按Windows键 + S 激活Cortana 搜索栏(Cortana search bar)。
2.输入Services，当搜索结果到达时，单击右侧面板中的Open或按 Enter 键打开应用程序。
方法 3：使用运行命令框
与Cortana搜索栏类似，运行命令框可用于打开任何应用程序（尽管应该知道相应的命令）或任何路径已知的文件。
1. 按 Windows 键 + R打开“运行”命令框(open the Run command box)，或在开始搜索栏中搜索“运行”(Run)并按 Enter。
2. 运行命令打开服务.msc(services .msc)仔细输入并单击确定打开。
方法 4：从命令提示符(Command Prompt)和Powershell
命令提示符(Command Prompt)和PowerShell是(PowerShell)Windows 操作系统(Windows OS)中内置的两个非常强大的命令行解释器。它们都可用于执行各种任务，包括打开应用程序。也可以使用其中任何一个来管理（启动、停止、启用或禁用）单个服务。(Individual)
1. 使用此处列出的任何一种方法(one of the methods listed here)打开命令提示符。
2. 在提升的窗口中键入 s ervices.msc，(ervices.msc in the elevated window)然后按 Enter 键执行命令。
方法 5：从控制面板
服务应用程序本质上是一个管理工具，也可以从控制面板(Control Panel)访问。
1.在运行命令框或搜索栏中键入Control 或 Control Panel ，然后按 Enter 键打开。(Control or Control Panel)
2. 单击管理工具(Administrative Tools)（第一个控制面板(Control Panel)项）。
3. 在以下文件资源管理器窗口(File Explorer window)中，双击服务(Services)以启动它。
方法6：从任务管理器
用户一般打开任务管理器(Task Manager)查看所有后台进程、硬件性能、结束任务等，但很少有人知道任务管理器(Task Manager)也可以用来启动新任务。
1. 要打开任务管理器(open Task Manager)，请右键单击屏幕(taskba)底部的任务栏，然后从随后的菜单中选择任务管理器。(Task Manager)打开任务管理器(Task Manager)的热键组合是Ctrl + Shift + Esc。
2.首先，通过单击更多详细信息展开(More Details)任务管理器(Task Manager)。
3. 单击顶部 的文件 并选择(File )运行新任务(Run New Task)。
4. 在 Open 文本框中，输入services.msc 并单击 Ok 或按 Enter 启动应用程序。
方法 7：从文件资源管理器
每个应用程序都有一个与之关联的可执行文件。在文件资源管理器(File Explorer)中查找应用程序的可执行文件并运行它以启动所需的应用程序。
1.双击(Double-click on the File Explorer shortcut icon)桌面上的文件资源管理器快捷方式图标将其打开。
2. 打开已安装Windows的驱动器。（默认情况下，Windows安装在 C 盘。）
3. 打开Windows 文件夹，然后打开 System32子文件夹。
4. 找到 services.msc 文件（您可能希望使用右上角的搜索选项，因为System32文件夹包含数千个项目），右键单击 (right-click )它并 从随后的上下文菜单中选择打开 。(Open )
方法 8：在桌面上创建服务快捷方式(Services)
虽然使用上述任何方法打开服务都不会超过一分钟，但如果您需要定期修改Windows服务，您可能需要为服务管理器(Services Manager)创建桌面快捷方式。(create a desktop shortcut)
1. 右键单击桌面上的任何空白/空白区域，然后从选项菜单中选择新建 (New )，然后 选择快捷方式 。(Shortcut )
2. 单击浏览(Browse)按钮并手动找到以下位置 C:WindowsSystem32services.msc 或直接在“键入项目的位置文本框”中输入 services.msc，然后按下一步 (Next )继续。
3. 键入快捷方式的自定义名称(custom name)或保持原样，然后单击完成(Finish)。
4. 另一种打开服务( Services)的方法是首先打开计算机管理应用程序(Computer Management application firs)，然后单击左侧面板中的服务(Services)。
如何使用 Windows 服务管理器？(How to use the Windows Services Manager?)
既然您知道打开服务管理器(Services Manager)的所有方法，您还应该熟悉该应用程序及其功能。如前所述，该应用程序列出了您计算机上的所有服务以及每个服务的附加信息。在扩展选项卡上，您可以选择任何服务并阅读其描述/用途。状态栏显示特定服务当前是否正在运行，其旁边的启动类型栏会告知服务是在启动时自动开始运行还是需要手动启动。
1. 要修改服务，右键单击 (right-click )它并 从上下文菜单中选择属性 。(Properties )您也可以双击服务以显示其属性窗口。
2. 每个服务的属性窗口都有四个不同的选项卡。“常规(General)”选项卡除了提供服务可执行文件的描述和文件资源管理器路径外，还允许用户更改启动类型以及启动、停止或暂时暂停服务。如果要禁用特定服务，请将其启动类型更改为 disabled(startup type to disabled)。
3.选项卡上的日志(log on)用于更改服务登录到(logged onto)您计算机的方式（本地帐户或特定帐户）。如果有多个帐户，并且它们都具有对资源和权限级别的不同访问权限，这将特别有用。
4. 接下来，恢复选项卡允许(recovery tab allows)您设置在服务失败时自动(automatically)执行的操作。您可以设置的操作包括：重新启动服务、运行特定程序或完全重新启动计算机。您还可以为服务的每次失败设置不同的操作。
5. 最后，依赖项选项卡(dependencies tab)列出了特定服务正常运行所依赖的所有其他服务和驱动程序以及依赖于它的程序和服务。
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以上就是在 Windows 10 上打开服务管理器( open the Services Manager on Windows 10)的所有方法，以及如何使用该应用程序的基本演练。让我们知道我们是否遗漏了任何方法以及您个人用来启动服务(Services)的方法。
8 Ways to Open Windows Services Manager in Windows 10
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Services usually do not require any inputs from the end-user and are automatically managed by the operating system. 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. 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.
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.
8 Ways to open Windows Services Manager
There are numerous ways via which one can open the built-in Services Manager in Windows. 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. Nevertheless, you can choose your preferred way from the list of all the possible methods to launch the Services application below.
Method 1: Use the Start Application list
The start menu was one of the things that were completely revamped in Windows 10 and rightfully so. 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.
1. Click on the Start button or press the Windows key to bring up the start menu.
2. Scroll through the list of installed applications to find the Windows Administrative Tools folder. Click on any alphabet header to open an overview menu and click on W to jump there.
3. Expand the Windows Administrative Tools folder and click on Services to open it.
Method 2: Search for Services
Not only is this the easiest way to launch Services but also any other application (among other things) installed on your personal computer. 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.
1. Press the Windows key + S to activate the Cortana search bar.
2. Type Services, and when the search result arrives, click on Open in the right panel or press enter to open the application.
Method 3: Use the Run Command Box
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.
1. Press the Windows key + R to open the Run command box or simply search for Run in the start search bar and press enter.
2. The run command to open services .msc so carefully type that in and click on Ok to open.
Method 4: From Command Prompt and Powershell
Command Prompt and PowerShell are two very powerful command-line interpreters built into Windows OS. Both of them can be used to perform a variety of tasks, including opening applications. Individual services can also be managed (started, stopped, enabled, or disabled) using either of them.
1. Open Command Prompt using any one of the methods listed here.
2. Type services.msc in the elevated window and press enter to execute the command.
Method 5: From the Control Panel
The services application is essentially an administrative tool that can also be accessed from the Control Panel.
1. Type Control or Control Panel in either the run command box or the search bar and press enter to open.
2. Click on Administrative Tools (the very first Control Panel item).
3. In the following File Explorer window, double-click on Services to launch it.
Method 6: From the Task Manager
Users generally open the Task Manager to have a look at all the background processes, hardware performance, end a task, etc. but very few know that the Task Manager can also be used to start a new task.
1. To open Task Manager, right-click on the taskbar at the bottom of your screen and select Task Manager from the ensuing menu. The hotkey combination to open Task Manager is Ctrl + Shift + Esc.
2. Firstly, expand Task Manager by clicking on More Details.
3. Click on File at the top and select Run New Task.
4. In the Open text box, enter services.msc and click on Ok or press enter to launch the application.
Method 7: From the File Explorer
Every application has an executable file associated with it. Look for the executable file of the application inside the File Explorer and run it to launch the desired application.
1. Double-click on the File Explorer shortcut icon on your desktop to open it.
2. Open the drive you have installed Windows on. (Be default, Windows is installed in the C drive.)
3. Open the Windows folder and then the System32 sub-folder.
4. Locate the services.msc file (you might want to use the search option present at the top right as the System32 folder contains thousands of items), right-click on it and select Open from the ensuing context menu.
Method 8: Create a Services shortcut on your desktop
While opening Services using any of the above methods doesn’t take more than a single minute, you might want to create a desktop shortcut for Services Manager if you need to tinker with Windows services regularly.
1. Right-click on any blank/empty area on your desktop and select New followed by Shortcut from the options menu.
2. Either click on the Browse button and manually locate the following location C:\Windows\System32\services.msc or directly enter services.msc in the ‘Type the location of the item textbox’ and press Next to continue.
3. Type a custom name for the shortcut or leave it as it is and click on Finish.
4. Another method to open Services is to open the Computer Management application first and then click on Services in the left panel.
How to use the Windows Services Manager?
Now that you know all the ways to open the Services Manager, you also ought to familiarize yourself with the application and its features. As mentioned earlier, the application lists all the services on your computer with additional information regarding each. On the extended tab, you can select any service and read its description/use. The status column displays whether a particular service is currently running or not and the startup type column next to it informs if the service automatically starts running on boot or needs to be manually initiated.
1. To modify a service, right-click on it and select Properties from the context menu. You can also double-click on service to bring forth its properties window.
2. The properties window of every service has four different tabs. The General tab, along with providing a description and the file explorer path for the service’s executable file, also allows the user to change the startup type and start, stop or temporarily pause the service. If you want to disable a particular service, change its startup type to disabled.
3. The log on the tab is used to change the way a service is logged onto your computer (local account or a specific one). This is particularly useful if there are multiple accounts, and they all have varying access to resources and permission levels.
4. Next, the recovery tab allows you to set the actions to be automatically performed if a service fails. The actions you can set include: restart the service, run a specific program, or restart the computer altogether. You can also set different actions for every failure of a service.
5. Finally, the dependencies tab lists all the other services and drivers a particular service depends upon to function normally and programs & services that are dependent on it.
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So those were all the methods to open the Services Manager on Windows 10 and a basic walkthrough of how to use the application. Let us know if we missed any methods and the one you personally use to launch Services.
