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of 4.7 million programmers, just like you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up Error 1053: the service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_8-update/windows-update-service-does-not-start-error-1053/ca6a4d46-4c13-4a74-a37a-77ac7243b89d up vote 34 down vote favorite 17 I have recently inherited a couple of applications that run as windows services, and I am having problems providing a gui (accessible from a context menu in system tray) with both of them. The reason why we need a gui for a windows service is in order to be able to re-configure the behaviour of the windows service(s) without resorting to stopping/re-starting. My code works http://stackoverflow.com/questions/158371/error-1053-the-service-did-not-respond-to-the-start-or-control-request-in-a-tim fine in debug mode, and I get the context menu come up, and everything behaves correctly etc. When I install the service via "installutil" using a named account (i.e., not Local System Account), the service runs fine, but doesn't display the icon in the system tray (I know this is normal behavior because I don't have the "interact with desktop" option). Here is the problem though - when I choose the "LocalSystemAccount" option, and check the "interact with desktop" option, the service takes AGES to start up for no obvious reason, and I just keep getting Could not start the ... service on Local Computer. Error 1053: the service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion. Incidentally, I increased the windows service timeout from the default 30 seconds to 2 minutes via a registry hack (see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/824344, search for TimeoutPeriod in section 3), however the service start up still times out. My first question is - why might the "Local System Account" login takes SOOOOO MUCH LONGER than when the service logs in with the non-LocalSystemAccount, causing the windows service time-out? what's could the difference be between these two to cause such different behavior at start up? Secondly - taking a step back, all I'm trying to
in a timely fashion" when attempting to start, stop or pause a service Modified on: Tue, 26 Apr, 2016 at 12:13 PM PROBLEM When attempting to start, stop or pause a https://support.threattracksecurity.com/support/solutions/articles/1000071019-error-1053-the-service-did-not-respond-in-a-timely-fashion-when-attempting-to-start-stop-or-pause service, one of the following error messages is encountered: "Error 1053: The http://www.fixyourerrors.com/how-to-deal-with-error-1053/ service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion.""Error 7000: The
sensor or local system logon or a network service. The problem lies within the Microsoft .NET framework. Microsoft has recognized this as a bug and a hotfix has been released for it. Operating Systems affected are: All versions of Windows Vista. All versions of Windows 2003 Error that appears on the screen “Could not stop the Windows service name service on Local Computer. Error 1053: The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion.” What causes Error 1053 and how to solve this problem Microsoft’s .NET framework is a programming interface for developing applications to run on Windows. They come as a default package bundled with Windows Vista and Windows 7 versions. This package has been released for commercial use and can be downloaded from the Microsoft website for free. Microsoft releases constant patches and hot fixes for its API packages. The error occurs when there is a problem with the service you are trying to start or pause as well as with the Windows services core file Advapi32.dll. This file is a part of the advanced API’s or Application Programming Interfaces of Microsoft’s .NET framework. Technical Explanation of error for Programmers: When you attempt to start, stop or pause a service the ServiceBase Class calls the OnStop method from the Service Command handler. And this is defined in the ScDispatcherLoop of the Advapi32.dll file. After the specified timeout, usually 30 seconds, if the ScDispatcherLoop thread doesn’t receive a new command from the Service Control Manager the service is marked as “Timed Out” which results in the error 1503. To resolve this issue, you will have to download and install the latest Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 Service Pack which has been released by Microsoft. Alternatively, in Windows 2003 you can enable the feature “Allow service to interact with desktop”. You can follow the steps to turn it on. Click on Start and then Click on Run. Type Services.msc and press Enter to open the Service management console window. Right-click on the service that is giving the problem and then click Properties. Display the LogOn tab. Select the “Allow service to interact with Desktop” checkbox. This will resolve the problem with the service selected. This is just an alternative solution, however, the best s