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29.08.2020

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Решая различные задачи на Windows 10 и на более ранних сборках, пользователи могут обратиться за дополнительными сведениями о состоянии системы к такому встроенному инструменту как Журнал Событий. В нем может встретиться ошибка Service Control Manager с кодом 7000, 7001, 7011 и другими. Все эти коды могут сопровождаться различным описанием: устройство не готово, служба завершена из-за ошибки; служба не ответила на запрос; служба прервана или не завершила свою работу вовремя должным образом. Все эти ошибки имеют различный источник. К примеру, источник Service Control Manager 7023 – неверно установленное обновление. В других событиях с кодами 7031 и 7034 причина неполадки может крыться в кривых или устаревших драйверах, стороннем программном обеспечении, которые взаимодействую со службами.

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Источник ошибки Service Control Manager 7000, 7001, 7009, 7011, 7023, 7031, 7034

Чаще всего источник ошибок 7000, 7001, 7009, 7011, 7023, 7031, 7034 кроется в следующих моментах:

• Отключение Телеметрии в Windows 10.
• Установка и использование программ для ускорения и оптимизации операционной системы.
• Ручное отключение служб, которые влияют на работу установленных программ.
• Функция Быстрый запуск системы (преимущественно на ноутбуках).
• Устаревшие драйвера для чипсета вызывают ошибку с кодом 7000, 7001.
• Переход в режим энергосбережения какого-то компонента системной сборки.
• Клиенты загрузки файлов из сети могут мешать завершению работы системы и спровоцировать ошибку 7000 и с другими кодами.
• Конфликт антивируса со сторонним программным обеспечением.

Способы исправления события Service Control Manager 7000, 7001, 7009, 7011, 7023, 7031, 7034

Для того, чтобы исправить неполадку, источник которой Service Control Manager 7000, не обходимо испробовать следующие методы:

• Сканируем систему на предмет вирусов. Если вредоносного ПО нет, то нужно на время отключить антивирус. После перезапуска системы проверяем, не появляется ли ошибка. Если источник Service Control Manager больше не беспокоит, то нужно выполнить Чистый запуск системы и по очереди включать программы в загрузку, чтобы установить, с каким софтом конфликтует антивирус и внести его в исключение защитника.
• Отключаем Быстрый запуск системы. Для этого нужно открыть «Панель управления», «Электропитание», в меню слева выбираем «Действие кнопок питания», в своем плане нажимаем на ссылку «Изменение параметров, которые сейчас недоступны». Снимаем отметку «Включить быстрый запуск системы».

• Скачиваем с официального сайта производителя материнской платы или ноутбука драйвера к чипсету и устанавливаем их. Можно попробовать откатить драйвера до более раннего состояния, если вы обновили ОС и начала появляться ошибка Service Control Manager 7000.
• Ошибка 7000 с описанием Service Control Manager может появиться по причине неверной работы системы питания. Стоит попробовать изменить схему питания. Как вариант, стоит попробовать отключить экономию энергии для устройств в дополнительных параметрах схемы электропитания (Панели управления) или в свойствах устройства в Диспетчере устройств на вкладке «Управление электропитанием».
• Рекомендуем также выполнить чистую загрузку Windows 10 и проверить, при отключении какой программы ошибка исчезает. Если вы путем исключения определите сбойный софт, то его нужно переустановить или удалить полностью.
• Если у вас HDD и ошибка имеет код 7000, 7001, 7009, 7011, то проблема связана со службой, интервал запуска которой превышен. Чтобы его увеличить, нужно открыть Редактор реестра и перейти по ветке HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control. Находим параметр с названием «ServicesPipeTimeout» и задаем ему значение 60000. Если такого параметра нет, то нужно нажать на пустом месте правой кнопкой мыши и выбрать «Создать», «Параметр DWORD». Далее задаем ему название «ServicesPipeTimeout» и нужное значение.

Сохраняем изменения и перезагружаем систему, чтобы изменения вступили в силу.

В случае, если исправить ошибку вышеуказанными способами не удалось, то стоит откатить систему до более раннего состояния с помощью точки восстановления или установочного диска.

Event ID 7000 is a Service control manager error that stops software services from starting. They can be both Windows and third-party software services.

Now, the Event Viewer logs those errors with Event ID 7000. And these errors can seriously slow down your Windows OS.

Now the logs usually accompanying event ID 7000 read: Logon attempt with current password failed with the following error or The service did not start due to a logon failure.

What is Event ID7000?

As the message that accompanies the error clearly states, there has been a logon error.

In this case, a service couldn’t start because it didn’t have the right credentials to run and it’s all about the Service Control Manager.

Other iterations of the Control Manager error

Needless to say, the numeric component can present various combinations describing different (yet similar in terms of resolutions) events. Let’s quickly review the most common ones.

• Service control manager error 7023 (Conflicting software or a disabled Connected Devices Service are usually behind the Event ID 7023 Windows 10 error).
• Service control manager error 7009
• The Service control manager error 7034
• Service control manager error 7001
• A Service control manager error 7031S
• The Service control manager error 7024
• Service control manager error 7011

Regardless of their appearance, the outcome remains invariable the same. The Service Control Manager error Event ID 7000 keeps you from executing your programs. So here’s how to fix it.

How do I fix the Service Control Manager error 7000?

1. Restore your system to its previous state by using a dedicated tool

We suggest you use powerful registry cleaning software and a complete system repair solution.

2. Check the Event Viewer Log

1. Press the Start button and enter the keyword Event Viewer in the search box.
2. Select Event Viewer to open its window directly below.
3. Click Windows Logs to expand a list of log categories.
4. Select the System log to open a list of logs.
5. Click the Event ID column header to organize the events numerically.
6. Then click one of the event ID 7000 errors to open further details for it, as in the snapshot directly below.

First, you’ll need to ascertain what service hasn’t started. You can find further details by opening Event Viewer as indicated above.

The event ID 7000 log might state: The ServiceName service failed to start due to the following error: The service did not start due to a logon failure.

Note that the exact log details can vary slightly. Nevertheless, they will tell you that a specified service did not start. So, note down the specified service.

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3. Restart the service

1. Enter Services in Cortana’s search box.
2. Select to open the Services window shown directly below.
3. Scroll to the service that didn’t start. Right-click the software service and select Properties from its context menu to open the window below.
4. First, click the Startup type drop-down menu, and select Automatic from there if the service is currently disabled.
5. Press the Start button to restart the service.
6. Press the Apply and OK buttons.

It might the case that the application service is not running. Thus, the service is switched off. You can restart a service by following the above steps.

4. Adjust the service Log On settings

1. Right-click the service included in the event ID 7000 log.
2. Select Properties to open the service properties window.
3. Next, select the Log On tab in the shot directly below.
4. Select the This account radio button option.
5. Input your credentials, then press the Apply and OK buttons.
6. Now restart your desktop or laptop.
7. If the service is already configured with the This account setting selected, select the Local System account option on the Log On tab instead.
8. Then click OK, right-click the service, and select Restart.

You might need to configure the service’s login so that it matches your user account. You can do that by opening the Services window again.

5. Use the Group Policy Editor

1. First, log in to an administrator account.

2. Press the Start button, type gpedit.msc in the search box, and select to open the Group Policy Editor.

3. Then you’ll need to expand these categories on the Group Policy Editor window: Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\User Rights Assignment

4. Next, right-click Log on as service on the right of the Group Policy Editor window and select Properties on the context menu.

5. Then you can click Add User to add a new user to the policy.

6. Click OK a couple of times to close the GPE.

Adjusting the service logon user rights with Group Policy Editor is another potential fix for the event ID 7000 logon issue. Just follow the above steps to reconfigure the user rights with Group Policy Editor.

Also, take a closer look at how to edit group policies like a real technician.

That’s how you can fix the event ID 7000 logon error to kick-start some software services. Note that the above resolutions might also fix ID 7013 logon errors.

Another typical error is the event ID 1000. Don’t worry, we got you covered for this particular scenario as well!

Have you already tried some of these solutions? Or perhaps you know of other methods to solve the event ID 7000? Feel free to share your expertise with us via the comments section below.

The service control manager error on Windows is quite troublesome and can crash your device. If your Windows PC is stuck with this error, it may prevent your system from running other applications as well.

The service control manager error 7000 can also slow down your device and hinder the apps from loading. Wondering how to fix this issue via simple troubleshooting? In this post, we have listed a few steps that will allow you to resolve the “Service Control Manager Error event id 7000” issue on Windows 10 devices.

Fix Service Control Manager Error on Windows 10

Let’s learn how to get past this issue by making some quick changes in your device’s settings.

1. Check the Event Viewer

Launch the Start menu search, enter “Event Viewer” in the search box, and hit Enter.

In the Event Viewer Window, select the Windows Logs option from the left menu pane.

Now, select “System Logs”.

In the System logs window, tap the “Event ID” column to list down all the events in numerical order.

Tap on any event with an ID value of 7000 and then read the error description displayed below.

If the description reads as “The service could not start due to a logon failure” then you can be assertive that a certain system application is not running on your machine. Make a note of this service name, as we will be using it in our next step.

2. Restart Service

The second step to fix the “Service Control Manager Error” on Windows is by enabling the service manually from the Windows Services window. To make sure that the application is running successfully in the system’s settings, we will try enabling it manually. Here’s what you need to do.

Press the Windows + R key combination to open the Run dialog box. Type “Services.msc” in the textbox and hit Enter. Alternatively, you can also use the Start menu search box and make a quick search by simply entering “Services” in the search box.

In the Services window, scroll down to the service name that had an issue. (Refer Step #1)

Right-click on the service and select “Properties”.

In the Properties window, select the Startup type value as “Automatic”. If the service status of the service shows as “Stopped” then hit the Start button to activate it manually.

Once done, don’t forget to press the OK and APPLY button to save your recent changes.

Also read: Adobe Genuine Software Integrity Service: Fix for Windows and Mac

3. Configure the Service Login Settings

Here are some additional configuration changes that you can try making to fix the “Service Control Manager Error” on Windows 10.

In the Windows Services window, locate the service that had issues. Right-click on it and select “Properties”.

In the Properties window, switch to the “Log on” tab.

Select the “This Account” button. Enter your user account ID and password in the respective boxes.  Confirm your password and press the OK button after entering the accurate credentials.

Now, reboot your device to check if the issue persists.

Also read: Fix – Service Host SysMain High Disk Usage In Windows 10

4. Make Changes in the Group Policy Editor

To configure system settings in the Local Group Policy Editor window, follow these quicks steps:

Press the Windows + R key combination, type gpedit.msc” in the textbox, and hit Enter.

In the Group Policy Editor window, navigate to the following path:

Local Computer Settings > Computer Configuration > Windows Settings > Security Settings > Local Policies > User Rights Assignment.

Once you’ve arrived at this location, locate the “Log on as service” file entry on the right side of the window. Right-click on this file and select “Properties”.

Tap the “Add User” button to add a new user to the group policy.

Press the OK and APPLY buttons to save the recent changes. Exit all windows and reboot your device to check if it fixed the “Service Control Manager Error” on your device.

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Conclusion

Here were a few resolutions to fix the “Service Control Manager Error” on Windows 10. Was this post helpful? Did you find a solution to get past the event id 7000 error? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments section!

Looking for easy ways to fix the Service Control Manager error 7000 on your PC?

Windows’ Service Control Manager is in charge of starting and stopping processes such as startup programs and drivers. When the operating system is launched, this program’s main function is to start all the required services.

Recently, several users reported that their screens are displaying the ‘Service Control Manager error 7000’ when they attempt to start certain services. We looked into this matter and found out that this error can be caused by various reasons, including corrupt service and password changes. 

If you are facing a similar issue on your PC, you are in the right place. In this guide, we will walk you through the methods of fixing the Service Control Manager error 7000 in detail. 

Let’s get started.

1. Check the Event Viewer Log.

Windows Event Viewer is an administrative-level tool that allows you to view events, errors, and additional information about the processes and programs in your operating system.

Using this utility, you can easily figure out what is causing the issue at hand and then proceed with the relevant troubleshooting steps. 

Here is how you can use the Event Viewer to identify the culprit:

1. Type Event Viewer in the search bar and hit Open to launch the utility.
2. Expand the Windows Logs category from the left pane and click on System logs.
3. Now click on the Event ID column header. This will organize the events numerically.

1. Next, click on one of the event IDs to check the details. 

Note: The event ID for the faulty service might state ‘The ServiceName service failed to start due to the following error: The service did not start due to a logon failure’. 

1. The log details will show you that a certain service did not start. Note down that service. 

If you have managed to identify the service, jump to the next method to restart it. Doing so will help you resolve the error at hand.

2. Restart the Service.

Once you have identified the faulty service, now is the time to restart it. 

We know; this method seems too easy to be effective, but there are times when a service fails to launch just because of a corruption error. Most of the time, these errors can be resolved by restarting the service, which is why we encourage you to try it.

Here is how you can restart the service on your PC:

1. Type Services in the search bar and click on Open to launch Services window.
2. Inside the newly launched window, right-click on the service that crashed and select Properties.
3. In the General tab, expand the dropdown menu against Startup type and select Automatic.

1. Now press the Start button and click on Apply to save the changes. 

If a temporary error was causing the issue, restarting the service should resolve it.

3. Change the Service Login Settings.

Another easy way of fixing the Service Control Manager error 7000 is by changing the service login settings. 

In this method, we will try to change the login settings so it can match the user account, thus resolving the error in the process. Several users managed to fix the issue using this method, which is why we recommend giving it a shot.

Here is what you need to do:

1. Type Services in the search bar and hit Enter.
2. Right-click on the service included in the event ID 7000 log and select Properties from the list of options available. 
3. Go to the Log On tab and click on This account. 

1. Input your username and password here and click on Apply to save the changes. However, if the service is already configured with This account, then select the Local System account option instead. 
2. Finally, restart your PC and check if the issue is resolved. 

You should now be able to use your PC without any issues.

4. Try Using CleanMyPC.

Errors like the one at hand can also occur if your PC is infected with bugs and corruptions errors. If this scenario is applicable, then the best way to resolve the issue is by decluttering your PC using a reliable PC cleaner. 

PC cleaners look for damaged or corrupted files in your system and programs, including your Windows Registry, and attempt to fix them without the user’s involvement. It is crucial, however, that the computer cleaner you use is capable of performing these advanced functions. 

For those who have trouble finding an effective cleaner, we recommend CleanMyPC.

You will be able to solve even the most complex problems related to PCs with CleanMyPC’s range of system-maintenance tools. All you need to do is install the tool and run a scan using it. The rest will be taken care of!

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5. Restore a Previous Working Version. 

It’s also possible for corrupt updates and failed installations to lead to system crashes and errors like the one at hand. In the case that you keep getting the error message right after installing a new driver or new system update, a corruption error might possibly be occurring in your newly installed files.  

Thankfully, you are always able to undo changes you make in Windows and restore the system to its previous, error-free state.

In our operating system, restore snapshots are automatically created before performing critical operations so that, in the future, you can easily revert to the previous version. Once you’ve performed a system restore, you won’t encounter the error again.

This brings us to the end of our guide on fixing the Service Control Manager error 7000. We tried walking you through all the steps in detail and hope that one of the methods mentioned in this post did the trick for you. In case you still have any confusion about the troubleshooting steps, please let us know in the comment section below!

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