services.msc and problems in starting a windows service

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Anon

Recently, I've asked a question on how to add Service Control Manager (SMC) component. And I've found my answers.

Now my problem is that I cannot open services.msc or use Net Start in command prompt to start 3rd party windows services.

I don't know which component is needed for me to be able to access services.msc or manually start windows services.

Note: I've added all visible MMC Snap-In component, but still I don't find any positive results with my images.

here's a screenshot of the error:
http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w284/dhogthag/servicefail.jpg
 
Have you checked to see if the services themselves require other support
components? i.e. Running DependencyWalker?


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Sean Liming
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> Recently, I've asked a question on how to add Service Control Manager
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> (SMC) component. And I've found my answers.
> Now my problem is that I cannot open services.msc or use Net Start in
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> command prompt to start 3rd party windows services.
> I don't know which component is needed for me to be able to access
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> services.msc or manually start windows services.
> Note: I've added all visible MMC Snap-In component, but still I don't find
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Thanks for the response Sir Sean.

The services doesn't really require lots of other support components from Windows aside from .Net 2.0 and MSMQ components.

The services created by our software developers also set to it run automatically. But my problem is, during run-time of my image, I can't open "services.mmc"

Any suggestions aside from the dependency walker?
 
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