Net. services

[MaTr1x]

I used your tool last night, just as a precaution. All worked out fine, well done  I only noticed I got some new errors in my (Dutch) Windows Logs:

Net.Msmq Listener Adapter-service is afhankelijk van deze service: msmq. Deze service is mogelijk niet geïnstalleerd.

Net.Pipe Listener Adapter-service is afhankelijk van deze service: was. Deze service is mogelijk niet geïnstalleerd.

De Net.Tcp Listener Adapter-service is afhankelijk van de Net.Tcp Port Sharing Service-service, die vanwege de volgende fout niet kan worden gestart:
Kan de service niet starten omdat deze is uitgeschakeld of omdat het geen ingeschakelde apparaten met zich heeft verbonden.

I had never seen these before. Your tool 'restores' these Windows 7 services even though these are not default services. You have to add these manually. There is also a fourth service called 'Net.Tcp Port Sharing Service' belonging to these other three. So I just disabled these four services for now.

Also after Googling these errors I've found several error log files from people with these errors mentioned above. I noticed they all had posted these errors after running your tool (without knowing that these errors were created by your tool). Hope this helps you 

[Shane]

In the files folder of the repair program you will find services_startup.txt

There I have this
sc config NetMsmqActivator start= auto
sc config NetPipeActivator start= auto
sc config NetTcpActivator start= auto
sc config NetTcpPortSharing start= disabled

.Net is part of Windows 7 and those services are there by default.

I just checked my Windows 7 and they are all disabled. The site where I pulled the info on the default startup of those services must be wrong. I will update the file to make them disabled instead and it will be part of the next update

They will be

sc config NetMsmqActivator start= disabled
sc config NetPipeActivator start= disabled
sc config NetTcpActivator start= disabled
sc config NetTcpPortSharing start= disabled

Shane

[MaTr1x]

Thanks, I have changed the services_startup.txt.

BTW the info I've found about these services not being default was @ blackviper.com. But after further investigation you are indeed correct that these are default services, they just have to be disabled like I suggested.

Hope this helps.

[Shane]

Odd, blackviper is where I got them as well, but that was when I first made that repair, I think over year or 2 now?

So he must have updated and changed it since then.

Shane