Services conflict

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Hi,

On our Window2000 Server (DHCP server), we have 2 services which remains all
the time with status "starting" and "stopping:

F-Secure Authentication Agent ----> "stopping"
APC PBE Agent ----> "starting"

Since installation of these 2 software, the server is very instable and
trying to do something on these 2 services leads to a crash.

Could someone explain me how I could:
1. disable both services
2. remove both software (probably easy when 1 is done)

Thanks,
Hubert

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Thanks a lot Dave,
Hubert.

"Dave Patrick" <mail@Nospam.DSPatrick.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Run regedit, navigate to;
> HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\"service short name"
> then set the Reg_Dword value of "Start" to the desired value. Probably 0x4
>
> 0x0 "Boot" Represents a part of the driver stack for the boot volume and
> must therefore be loaded by the Boot Loader.
> 0x1 "System" Represents a driver to be loaded subsystem at Kernel
> initialization.
> 0x2 "Automatic" To be loaded or started automatically for all startups,
> regardless of service type.
> 0x3 "Manual" Available, regardless of type, but will not be started until
> the user starts it (for example, by using the Devices icon in Control
> Panel).
> 0x4 "Disabled" NOT TO BE STARTED UNDER ANY CONDITIONS.
>
> --
> Regards,
>
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>
> "Hubert Rétif" wrote:
> | Hi,
> |
> | On our Window2000 Server (DHCP server), we have 2 services which remains
> all
> | the time with status "starting" and "stopping:
> |
> | F-Secure Authentication Agent ----> "stopping"
> | APC PBE Agent ----> "starting"
> |
> | Since installation of these 2 software, the server is very instable and
> | trying to do something on these 2 services leads to a crash.
> |
> | Could someone explain me how I could:
> | 1. disable both services
> | 2. remove both software (probably easy when 1 is done)
> |
> | Thanks,
> | Hubert
> |
> |
>
>