NET HELP SERVICES: NET START can be used to start services, including:NET START ALERTER, NET START BROWSER, NET START CLIENT SERVICE FOR NETWARE, N ...

Of course! Here are the examples with a little more context: Example 1: To start the "Browser" service, use the command:

NET START BROWSER

This command activates the “Browser” service on your Windows operating system. The "Browser" service enables network discovery and sharing of resources on a local network. Example 2: If a service name consists of multiple words, you must enclose it in quotation marks. Here is an example of the "DHCP Client" service:

NET START "DHCP Client"

This command starts the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) client service. DHCP is responsible for automatically assigning IP addresses on a network. Example 3: More examples for starting different services:

NET START DHCP CLIENT
NET START EVENT LOG
NET START FILE REPLICATION
NET START NETLOGON
NET START PLUG AND PLAY
NET START REMOTE ACCESS CONNECTION MANAGER
NET START ROUTING AND REMOTE ACCESS
NET START RPCSS
NET START SCHEDULE
NET START SERVER
NET START SPOILERS
NET START TCP/IP NETBIOS HELPER
NET START UPS
NET START WORKSTATION

Each of these commands starts the respective service mentioned and thus enables certain functions or services on your system. These commands are useful when you need to manage services on a Windows operating system. Here are more examples of using `NET START`: Example 4: View all started services on the computer

net start

Description: This command displays a list of all started services on the local computer. Example 2: Starting a specific service

net start "service name"

Description: Here the service with the name “service name” is started. Make sure you use the actual name of the service. Example 5: Display information about a remote service

net start \\RemoteComputer

Description: This command displays information about started services on a remote computer named "RemoteComputer". Example 6: Display information about a specific service

net start | find “service name”

Description: This will look for the service named "Service Name" in the list of started services. Example 7: Starting a service on a remote computer

net start "ServiceName" /s \\RemoteComputer

Description: This command allows you to start a service named "service_name" on a remote computer. Replace "RemoteComputer" with the actual name of the remote computer. Please note that the exact service names may vary depending on your system configuration. Use `NET START /?` in the command prompt to check the specific options and syntax details for your version of Windows. If you want to get information about specific services on the system, you can also use the `SC QUERY` command. Example: View information about a specific service

sc query "service name"

Description: This command displays detailed information about a specific service. Replace "service name" with the actual name of the service.

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The syntax of this command is:


SERVICES 
NET START can be used to start services, including:

   NET START ALERTER                      
   NET START BROWSER             
   NET START CLIENT SERVICE FOR NETWARE  
   NET START CLIPBOOK               
   NET START DHCP CLIENT
   NET START EVENTLOG
   NET START FILE REPLICATION
   NET START MESSENGER                    
   NET START NET LOGON                    
   NET START NT LM SECURITY SUPPORT PROVIDER
   NET START PLUG AND PLAY
   NET START REMOTE ACCESS CONNECTION MANAGER
   NET START ROUTING AND REMOTE ACCESS
   NET START RPCLOCATOR
   NET START RPCSS
   NET START SCHEDULE
   NET START SERVER
   NET START SPOOLER
   NET START TCP/IP NETBIOS HELPER SERVICE
   NET START UPS
   NET START WORKSTATION

When typed at the command prompt, service names of two words or more must
be enclosed in quotation marks. For example, NET START "NET LOGON"
starts the net logon service.

The `NET SERVICES` command in the Windows command line is not a standard Microsoft command. Therefore, I cannot provide specific information about it. It could be that there have been changes or additions to the Windows operating system in the meantime. If "NET SERVICES" has been implemented in a newer version of Windows or a specific software product, I recommend consulting the official documentation or the help (`NET SERVICES /?` or `NET HELP SERVICES`) in the command prompt for accurate and to receive current information. For general tasks related to Windows services, you can use `NET START` and `NET STOP` to start and stop services, as well as `SC` (Service Control) for advanced service management tasks.