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• Error service Control Manager Event Id 7026

  Service Control Manager error - the next time you start Event Id 7026 or starting system (s) failed to load: __Lbd (I see this error message in the system event viewer when connecting). The full message of MS is below.

  Details

  Product: Windows Operating System

  ID: 7026

  Source: Service Control Manager

  Version: 5.2

  Symbolic name: EVENT_BOOT_SYSTEM_DRIVERS_FAILED

  Message: The next (s) starting or starting system could not load: %1

      

  Explanation

  The specified drivers not been loaded properly. The driver is not in the expected location.

       

  User action

  Do all the following:

  Verify that the drivers are properly configured.

  Check that the computer is running the latest version of the drivers.

  Unfortunately MS did not say how to do this, just to make - not all that useful. How can I solve this exactly?  Any help will be greatly appreciated.

  Hi Bantam,

  In Event Viewer, do you think the list of specific drivers as well as the error message?

  You can follow this link to update the drivers on your computer:

  How to manage devices in Windows XP?

  Hope the helps of information.

• Lack of Service Control Manager executable (WinService.exe)

  I get the following error during startup by the Service Control Manager:

  ********************

  Windows could not start the SCM_Service service on the Local computer.

  Error 2: The system cannot find the specified file.

  ********************

  After checking the properties I realized that the real WinService.exe is missing. It should be in C:\Windows\SysWOW64\ directory but is not there. I searched the entire subdirectory of Windows, but there is nothing there.

  ********************

  Properties of SCM_Service

  Path to the executable file:

  C:\Windows\SysWOW64\WinService.exe

  ********************

  Could someone give me an idea how to restore this file please?

  If you cannot run the SFC, then you probably have more system files missing or corrupt than just WinService.exe - but we can't really say without CFS.  I fear that some type of resettlement is eventually inevitable.

  If your hard drive is showing corrupt sectors, we should make a complete diagnosis to ensure that it went wrong (or is about to go wrong).  To test your hard drive, check the manufacturer and then get the diagnostic utility of: http://www.techsupportforum.com/hardware-support/hard-drive-support/302602-hard-drive-diagnostic-utilities.html.  If she failed the test, replace it.  If she passes the test, then it's probably nothing wrong with it.

  Remember to do this last system repair/upgrade procedure, you need an Installation of Windows Vista genuine disc.  A manufacturer's recovery disk will not work (it only allow you to do a clean install, which is not to preserve your settings or your programs if you can first backup and preserve your data).  That's what we have to do if you can't get your hands on a genuine disc, but it is best if you don't have that you can borrow a disk from someone somehow.  I don't know that the warranty includes replacement of an Installation of Windows Vista genuine disc if you have been issued one in the first place (unless maybe you can prove yours is defective).

  Going back to September for a restoration of the system is probably a little too - especially since we are not some that will actually solve the problem (although he often works in this case - but I don't know that I would do so far back me).

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• Calls of "Service Control Manager".

  Hi, I keep on receiving phone calls from people who say they are of Service Control Manager telling me that my computer's security is compromised. They are making great efforts to convince me that they are genuine, and they know my name, address (and, of course, phone number).  One this morning kept me on the phone for ages and asked to be connected to my computer to solve the problem, although she said that she would not be when I refused the white point.  When I asked a letter mailed to explain the problem, she offers, but which now grew to the point that my ID would be cancelled by Microsoft if I don't have something on the issue.  It even reminded me when I lost patience with her and hung up.

  Are these called authentic and I have a problem with my computer, or are they hoax calls?

  Hi Cathy,.

  NO, such calls are NOT authentic!  It's a scam.

  Neither Microsoft nor their partners to make unsolicited calls.

  You can read these links:

  http://blog.Malwarebytes.org/tech-support-scams/

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/online-privacy/avoid-phone-scams.aspx

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/online-privacy/msName.aspx

  http://www.howtogeek.com/180514/the-%E2%80%9Ctech-support%E2%80%9D-scammers-called-Htg-so-we-had-fun-with-them/

  See you soon

  Julia

• Service Control Manager 'Mistakes' 7001 & 7023

  Separated from this thread.

  All of the above Services are set to automatic and started, but the problem persists. In the event viewer, I get the Service Control Manager 'Mistakes' 7001 & 7023 and cannot identify what is the cause. I have turned off Homegroup and reactivated it hoping that it was the culprit, but nothing helps. My biggest problem is to track down what exactly is the cause for me the answers in EV are vague. I've done clean boots run SFC/scannow nothing helps. I also do not show NetBIOS TCP or whatever it is in the plug-and-play hidden devices in Device Manager. I have Win7x64 Hm Prem on an HP pc custom.

  Jerry Merci for your reply. Fortunately I managed to solve this problem via another site of microsoft to a position that was several years thanks "RiverWay May4th 2013" (link) http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-networking/function-discovery-resource-publication-0x80070005/3a149bbb-4ccd-4b2c-bd88-dd642a85575e?rtAction=1433718960031 as follows:

  He said: -.

  "I was able to move beyond this error by doing two things:

  (1) open a prompt with "run as administrator" command window and run the following:

  > net localgroup administrators localservice / add

  > net localgroup administrators service / add

  (2) delete all files in the C:\Windows\ServiceProfiles\LocalService\AppData\Roaming\PeerNetworking folder. Some files wouldn't be deleted because they are used. I've just left alone.

  I'm not sure if step 2) was really necessary. In any case, after that, I was able to start the service Function Discovery Resource Publication . I changed the start mode of the service to "Automatic (delayed)" as others suggested.

  Hope that helps ".

  It cleared up my event viewer errors, seems when I started tinkering with homegroup settings in SCM began pestilential havoc on other parameters and which started when I googled everywhere to try to find out why when I restart my desktop computer so slow to produce icons they start white and then slowly come back to life or generate slow down my pc. Leading also to run sfc/scannow which found corrupt files but was unable to solve some of them which led to SFCFix which sets and sfc/scannow which forced me to look at in the first place of event viewer. In any case its all good now.

• I get 'service control manager configuration tool' popping up when I start my laptop.

  For the last month or two, I get a message that the 'service control manager configuration tool' wonder if I want to allow this program to access my hard Bank of Windows etc.  What is this & how can I get rid of him?
  Lenovo N580
  Win 8
  Thank you

  I have this for over a week but have now resolved, for me at least.

  Click on the details and see what SC. EXE tries to run.

  Mine was SC. EXE 'start SbieSvc' which is Sandboxie.

  Update this solves the problem.

  Hope this information helps.

• DIM-00014: could not open the Windows NT Service Control Manager.

  Hello
  11 g R2, on Win 2008 I created the user oracle of the United Nations. It is in ora_dba and local Administrators group but cannot create oracle instance:

  C:\Users\oracle>oradim -edit -sid TEST -startmode auto -srvcstart system
  DIM-00077: Failed to change service configuration.
  O/S-Error: (OS 5) Access is denied.
  
  C:\Users\oracle>oradim -new -sid TEST -startmode auto -srvcstart system
  DIM-00014: Cannot open the Windows NT Service Control Manager.
  O/S-Error: (OS 5) Access is denied.
  
  C:\Users\oracle>oradim -new -sid TEST -startmode auto
  DIM-00014: Cannot open the Windows NT Service Control Manager.
  O/S-Error: (OS 5) Access is denied.

  Thanks for the help.

  Start the command with administrator privileges prompt

• Windows credentail Manager / SSO question, hope someone can help me out on the following problem that concerns me a fews months ago.

  Currently, our network has replaced a border router that connects to a Checkpoint firewall. After the replacement, the SSO service is fully does not. When you use IE to access my company's intranet, he invites me user intranet and pw whenever I close IE and reopen. I find that the credentials are already stored on the Credential Manager. However, the guest continues to show every time I run the application IE. Most users under this router with the same problem.

  In addition, the problem is not limited to EI. It happens on the Outlook as well.  I would really like to know

  (1) why the credentail crib does not work?

  (2) what is the mechanism behind?

  (3) is it possible the problem caused by the firewall and router? If Yes, what should I do on them to make the window manager of credentials to work?

  Hello
   
  Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft Community forum. We are happy to help you.
  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums. You can follow the link to your question:
  
  Windows 7 IT Pro Networking Forum: http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itpronetworking/threads
   
  Kind regards.

• Domain migration question

  Hey!

  I kinda a strange question...

  Recently a contractor migrated our domain Server 2003 on new servers Server R2 2012. Domain level is still 2003. This brings me to my point, we have an old Windows 98 PC running a piece of legacy software, since the migration, it does not communicate with the domain. He emigrated from DHCP, DNS, and DC services more to the new servers.

  I went in the DNS settings on the network of the 98 PC options and he stressed the new domain controller. Since I made this change, we can do anything, it keeps popping up a box on the network of the operation is not permitted when attempting to authenticate the user to the domain.

  I know that Windows 98 is not supported in the field of 2008 levels and especially, but because the domain level is always 2003 is only fair that Windows server 2012 cannot communicate with Windows 98? Another that reactivate among domain controllers 2003 old is there any fix?

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site (for consumers) and to be sure, you get the best (and fastest) reply, we have to ask either on Technet (for IT Pro) or MSDN (for developers)
  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/Forum
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home s/fr-U.S./Accueil

• Event ID 11 ATAPI / Service Control Manager event ID 7031 / crashes / freezes...

  OK, I'm almost certain that it is a hardware problem; probably in the hard drive (because that's what I read form similar problems online).

  I have a Dell XPS m1330 laptop computer, 2 GB of Ram, Vista Home Premium, 2.2 GHz processor, Nvidia G8400 MS with 128 MB allocated.

  Basically, he started a week or two ago, I got bluescreen containing "KERNEL_INPAGE_DATA_ERROR", out of the blue. I read it can be caused by incompatible software, which makes sense to me because I have recenty changed in msconfig startup programs, to try to speed up my startup... It was fine for a day or two, but then I got persistent crashes, woulf computer freeze for 20 seconds - 3 minutes (90% of the time when I was using firefox, although he did so with just iTunes open by himself before).

  Checking event viewer I've seen above, errors with the Red 'X'.

  I also see a lot of "Volmgr - the system does not have empty data in the transaction log.". Corruption can occur "with a yellow '! ».

  Also, I see some "Kernel-processor-Power - the speed of the processor 0 is restricted by the system firmware. The processor has been in this state of reduced performance for 9 seconds since the last report. »

  I often get warning messages that various programs have stopped working and the dialog box "do you want to close now or wait to face." These programs are sometimes an indexer Board/management console/windows search service Mcafee etc...

  Today, I got a new problem, a warning box appears, saying a critical error has occurred and windows will restart in one minute, telling me to save and close all work immediately...

  The only reason why I post here instead of replacing parts is that I updated my Dell Support Center and ran a test of the hard drive:

  Targeted reading test
  Test started		03/05/2011 12:37:29
  Error message:	Error reading sector 23962699.	03/05/2011 12:38:14
  Error message:	Error reading sector 23962698.	03/05/2011 12:38:58
  Error message:	The test found 2 errors in sector.	03/05/2011 12:39:01
  Completion test:	Failed	03/05/2011 12:39:02

  For some reason, it won't test the rest of the hard drive, just do not here and stop the test. However, he claims that the mistakes above are not "allways" indicative of hard drive failure... and annoyingly, tells me to do more tests...

  I know this doesn't look good, and I am extremely optimistic to think I can remedy without replacement of the equipment, but are there steps I can take before finally diving into the portfolio? (Guarantee missed 3 weeks ago... obviously).

  ChkDsk runs fine, no problem.
  Reference Dell Diagnostic returned failures in the hard drive, which I can list if necessary.
  I checked for new drivers, nothing there.
  I took out my hard drive, compressed air used to attempt to clean the connectors, nothing helps. (Note I've heard SATA cables may be at fault, but I wasn't able to get to them because of their location, migt need to disassemble my laptop further if you think it's worth)
  Off the CD/DVD rom drive (had mistakes occasional cdrom with yellow "!") The computer can will work perfectly for hours and then suddenly hang down to the minute, and Event Viewer is filled with dozens of error ID 11 atapi...

  Any advice?... huh.

  Hello

  I suggest to run the disk check in windows recovery environment and check if it helps.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/startup-repair-frequently-asked-questions

  Method

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/what-are-the-system-recovery-options-in-Windows-Vista

  Open the command prompt in Windows recovery and type chkdsk/r click on Enter Note there is a space between chkdsk and / r

  We you will ask if you want a drive type is check, and then press enter

  It will take place in 5 sections, please do not interrupt this let him finish.

  But the files may be corrupted and unrecoverable

  Hope this helps,

• ProBook 650 2: Service connection manager not installed

  I'll put up a HP PB 650 G2.

  Wireless light won't change color, his orange and stays orange, even if I press on it.

  Wi - fi is on and I can connect to a wi - fi network.  I want the ability to disable.

  I downloaded the HP connection manager & installed, but I get an error during installation, photo attached.

  When I try to open the connection manager, I get a message that the Connection Manager service is not installed.

  Troubleshooting leads me on a path of system recovery...

  Get it sorted, the hot HP lack keys installed.

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?swItemId=ob_129672_1

  Downloaded and installed.

  works fine now.

• Backup and HP Recovery Manager General Questions

  I made a series of restore DVD using backup and HP Recovery Manager hear are several questions I have.

  If the restore on my hard drive partition is deleted can always restore from the DVD I made?

  I am upgrading to Windows 7 will soon be the Recovery Manager always be available for use?

  Thanks, Rich614

  richie614 wrote:
  

  I made a series of restore DVD using backup and HP Recovery Manager hear are several questions I have.

  If the restore on my hard drive partition is deleted can always restore from the DVD I made?

  I am upgrading to Windows 7 will soon be the Recovery Manager always be available for use?

  Thanks, Rich614

  Rich, Yes, the DVD can take the place of the partition.  However, I would test to ensure that they work properly before you delete the partition of the DVD.

  Yes, however, it will restore your computer to its original state.  This means that you will no longer Win 7, but programs and original OS.

• Power management & random question sleep/put into hibernation

  Hello people!

  First of all, I'm an administrator COMPUTER experienced, and I've owned 6 Thinkpads over the years... the machine in question is today a Thinkpad W530 (K1000M, 16 GB RAM, 240 GB SSD Intel, Windows 7 x 64, latest drivers and BIOS).

  I had a weird problem where out of no where, and while on battery, the computer will go to the default mode ' uh oh, battery runs out, record everything! Aka, if Hibernate is enabled, the computer will be in hibernation. If I disable Hibernate in Windows, then the computer go to sleep. So the problem is same, and for other symptoms can present as "hibernate without warning" instead of "sleep without warning.

  In any case, this occurs sporadically and often at times that bothers. The first few times, I didn't know what has increased, but I looked into it a little further now.

  Immediately after this forced sporadic "sleep" / "hibernate" happens, I checked the event log:

  "

  The system to sleep.

  Reason to sleep: battery

  "

  Now, obviously, this is no good. I was a little confused the first time I saw that as the power manager, or the built-in Windows gauge showed low battery. And after that I take for sleep/hibernate mode, the battery is still fine.

  Today, however, I only found a major clue. This time, instead of simply jumping to a sleep/hibernate event, I got a low battery critical Windows popup warning first, and looking at the Windows battery meter was shown left 7%, even if Lenovo Power Manager gauge showed a little more than 50% left. Almost immediately after, he does it is sleep and I wake him up once again, and of course, as always, the battery level returns to normal.

  If long story short, it's a pretty serious battery level report bug somewhere in the drivers of power? Or is it a bad battery? (And if that were the case, why only Windows reports the State of the intermittent dangerously low battery, Lenovo Power Manager no?)

  Just curious for some feedback, otherwise, I'll have to start RMAing parts, or even the entire machine. Of course, having Windows sometimes think that the battery is not about to die is not acceptable. Imagine if I was doing something critical and decides the computer "uh oh, battery low time.» close it as soon as possible! ».

  Yes. Define your event of critical battery doing nothing. It is a workaround, but it is not too bad workaround.

• cant stop/re-start or service configuration manager

  I have a Windows 7 32 bit with LabView2014... I used to re - start the service manager Setup OR after the computer starts, and my card data PCI-6024E acquisition would work... now can't stop Configuration Manager Service OR... try to stop and restart and get the Windows Services error: Error 1053: the service has failed to demand launch or control in a timely. Tried disabling McAfee, but no change, same error?

  Cleared out of the history of configuration or-Max and was able again to start and stop the service config.

• (Processes and Services) Task Manager tabs

  I am running "Vista Home Premium" on my laptop and have recently noticed that my hard drive runs continuously in the background. The light is constantly on and I hear the player running. I would like to learn more about how to read and let you the 'Task Manager' tabs as process, Services and more particularly the Performance section. Where can I go online to learn more about them or someone will give a brief overview? Keep in mind that I've already followed the previous instructions and cleaned my startup and services in "MSCONFIG" and took other measures to keep my free disk of software and spyware malware.

  Here is some information that will give you more of an insight:

  To see which tasks are running, open a run window (Windows Logo key + R), type cmd /k tasklist/SVC (note the three spaces) and press ENTER. Close the command prompt when you finish the consultation.

  To get a better description of the associated services, access (Ctrl + Shift + Esc) Task Manager > processes tab and on a specific Svchost, right click > go to service (s) to see all the Services, which are highlighted.

  You can also use Process Explorer to see what services are running. To view the svchost process, leave the mouse pointer over each svchost.exe pointer in the left pane. Download from herehttp://technet.microsoft.com/en-gb/sysinternals/bb896653.aspx