Is there a good freeware app to have a Windows service periodically
restart, e.g., once a day at a specific time?

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Curt wrote:
Put the following into a batch file:

@echo off
net stop servicename
net start servicename

And then at the command line (or using the Scheduled tasks Control Panel):

AT 09:00 /every:Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,Friday,Sat urday,Sunday <batch file leafname>

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You can get psservice.exe, part of pstools, from www.sysinternals.com and
use the task scheduler to run the appropriate command. It also works on
remote machines. Type "psservice /?" at a command prompt to see the options.
I have all of the pstools in my system32 folder so that I don't have to
specify the path to the executable.
Louis

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