You can in fact use the 'net' command to stop and start services. For the registry tweaking, you just put the regedit changes into a little text file and feed it into regedit...I forget the details, it'd widely around the 'net though.
So, in a batch file, 'net stop' the service, feed the text file into regedit, then 'net start' the service.
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Date: 2003-10-16 02:01 am (UTC)So, in a batch file, 'net stop' the service, feed the text file into regedit, then 'net start' the service.