Unable to start service in windows server 2003

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I have a service installed in my Developement and UAT servers. The one with Dev server working fine. but for the Test server, when i try to start the service using NET START its giving error: "The service is not responding to the control function". I Re-installed the service using Instautil but the sam eproblem. All the dependancies are present in the executable file folder and all the references are mapped. But i am not understading why the issue is?

Please help me out. Thanks.

Posted 7-Feb-13 3:48am

Mahi Siri

Updated 11-Feb-13 3:34am

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Irbaz Haider Hashmi 7-Feb-13 10:38am

Go to service properties and add admin account information in Log On.
If this does not work kindly paste the Exception here.

Mahi Siri 8-Feb-13 4:22am

Exception: "Couldn't start the Appservice service on local computer; Error 1053: The service didn't respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion"

ZurdoDev 7-Feb-13 10:56am

Does your service log information?

Mahi Siri 8-Feb-13 4:18am

Yes.. The eventviewer shows : "Appservice.exe Common Language Runtime Debugging Services: Application has generated an exception that could not be handled"

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