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Service (BITS) Missing from Services Back in the day, I wrote an article about the BITS (Background Intelligent Transfer Service) service not starting and how you can go about fixing that problem. Without this service running in the background,
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you can't download any Windows updates. It causes all kinds of other issues too,
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but the main problem that affects most people is when they can't download updates. For the most part, my previous article has background intelligent transfer service disable helped me quite a few times over the last 5 years. Only until a few days ago did I run into a problem with BITS where the article didn't help. In this case, one of my http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_vista-security/background-intelligent-transfer-bits-will-not/ff0940c1-288e-4b82-b534-ae252d445309 computers had gotten a bad virus and in the process of cleaning it, the BITS service just disappeared from the list of services. Any command I tried to run to restart the service or reregister it simply wouldn't work. Eventually I found out that I had to recreate the BITS service altogether! At that point, I could register it again with Windows and then go to Services and start it up from there. http://helpdeskgeek.com/windows-xp-tips/fix-background-intelligent-transfer-service-bits-missing-services/ In this article, I'll walk you through the steps for creating the BITS service manually and then registering it with Windows. Creating the BITS Service The first thing you can try to do is recreate the BITS service. You can do this by opening an administrative command prompt and copying and pasting the command below: sc create BITS type= share start= delayed-auto binPath= "C:\Windows\System32\svchost.exe -k netsvcs" tag= no DisplayName= "Background Intelligent Transfer Service" You can open an administrative command prompt by clicking on Start, typing in CMD and then right-clicking on command prompt and choosing Run as Administrator. If, for some reason, you can't get the above command to work properly, you can also try the command below, which is just a shortened version of it. If you can, try to copy and paste because you'll notice that after the = sign in several locations, there is a space immediately after. That's not by accident, you need that space otherwise the command won't work. sc create BITS binpath= "c:\windows\system32\svchost.exe -k netsvcs" start= delayed-auto Once the BITS service is installed, we need to make sure it's registered properly. If not, you can try to start it from the Services panel, but you'll probably get an error like: "Windows could not start the BITS service on the local computer.
Service will not start Background Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS) is a service built into Windows that transfers files in the background using idle network http://helpdeskgeek.com/how-to/background-intelligent-transfer-service-will-not-start/ bandwidth. It basically acts as a download manager for Windows Update and other services by being able to resume from broken or partial downloads. If you are having problems with downloading Windows updates because BITS will not start or is giving errors, there are a couple of ways you can try to fix the issue. If background intelligent you are getting any of these errors, read on: Background intelligent transfer service did not start properly Background intelligent transfer service will not start Background intelligent transfer service has stopped working If BITS can’t be started for some reason, first make sure it is enabled in the Services control panel applet. Go to Start, Control Panel, Administrative background intelligent transfer Tools, and click on Services. Make sure that Background Intelligent Transfer Service is set to Automatic or Manual as the startup type. If it’s not set to Manual or Automatic, then double-click on it and change the startup type to either one of these. If the service is configured correctly, but BITS will still not start up properly, check to make sure none of the dependent services are disabled. Again, go through the list of services and make sure all of the following are set to Automatic or Manual: Terminal Services, Remote Procedure Call (RPC), System Event Notification, Windows Management Instrumentation Driver Extensions, COM+ Event System, DCOM Server Process Launcher If all of the services are correctly configured, you can try to delete and reset the download queue by deleting the following two files: %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Application Data\Microsoft\Network\Downloader\qmgr0.dat %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Application Data\Microsoft\Network\Downloader\qmgr1.dat Now try to start the BITS service by going to the command prompt and typing in net start bits. This will reset the BITS transfer queue and hopefully allow