You have a computer named Computer1 that runs Windows 10. The relevant services on Computer1 are shown in the following table. Which service will start after you restart Computer1?
Suggested Answer:C🗳️
Service1 cannot start because it is dependent on Service3 which is disabled. Service2 will start because it is set to Automatic. Service2 starting will cause Service6 to start. Service3 will not start because it is disabled. Service4 will not start because it is disabled. Service5 will start because it is set to Automatic and is not dependent on any other services. Service6 will start because Service2 is dependent on Service6.
Service5 Startup is Automatic - will start.
Service2 Startup is Automatic - will try to start. Since it is dependant on Service6 it will try to start it also (won't start unless Service6 starts at first).
Service6 is Manual it won't start Automatically after reboot. However Service2 is dependant on Service6, so Service2 will try to Start Service6. Because 6 is NOT Disabled - it will start also.
Correct is C.
At first I agreed with D, but after researching:
I agree with Mage7's comment. SCM will try to start Service6 due to the dependency, even if it is Manual start type and it isn't disabled.
Manual means that the service will start only when Windows or another service needs it, or if you invoke something to start the service. It is not the same as disabled, making C correct.
Agreed. Service is dependent on Service 6 which is set to manual. If a service is set to manual startup, I suppose it wont start up after a reboot.
Answer D would be my guess here.
Manual means that the service will start only when Windows or another service needs it, or if you invoke something to start the service. It is not the same as disabled, making C correct.
C- Is the correct answer
Service1 won't start on boot since its dependents "Startup type" are set to "Disabled"
Service2 "Startup type" is automatic which means it will automatically start on boot and since it is dependent on Serivce6 and its "Startup type" is Manual, it will trigger service6 to start on boot too.
Service3 and service4 are both disabled and can't start after a reboot
Service5 will start because its "Startup type" is automatic
Since service2 is dependent on Service6 it will force service6 to start after a reboot without requiring any manual trigger. I hope this helps
After some research. the below article can see . the answer will be D. FYI
https://www.digitalcitizen.life/windows-services-identifying-dependencies-changing-startup-type/#ftoc-heading-2
C is the correct answer.
What is a manual service in Windows?
Manual means that the service will start only when Windows or another service needs it, or if you invoke something to start the service
"Service2 will start because it is set to Automatic. Service2 starting will cause Service6 to start."
This statement is wrong service2 depends on service6, not other way round , service2 will start even tho its automatic it depend on service6 to be started. so correct one is D
If a service A is a dependancy for another service B, if B starts, A starts too. (even if A is set on Manual). Try this out from services.msc !
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