Try;
Start|Run|"mmc"|File|Add Snap-in||Add|Services|Add|"local
computer"|Finish|Close|OK|File|Save As|"services1.msc"
After testing to satisfaction you can rename to services.msc and replace the
like file found in %systemroot%\system32\ directory.
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Regards,
Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
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"str8dancer" wrote:
| When I run the command services.msc, I encounter a script error. Until I
| solve this problem I will not be able to solve my Windows Update problem.
|
| I believe the system problem was caused by Spy Axe. Sytem is now clean but
I
| need to repair the damage. Thank you
|
