Windows services run in the background and are often used by databases, web servers, monitoring tools, and some game-server helpers. Restarting a service can apply config changes or recover a stuck process.

Using Services

  1. Connect to the Windows VPS with Remote Desktop.
  2. Open the Start menu and search for Services.
  3. Find the service you want to restart.
  4. Right-click it and choose Restart.

Using PowerShell

Run PowerShell as Administrator, then use:

Restart-Service -Name "ServiceName"

To list services and find the exact name, use:

Get-Service

Do not restart services you do not recognise on a live VPS. If the VPS hosts customers or players, schedule restarts during quiet periods.

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