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I'm not sure if you mean the service fails or you just want to restart the service. &nbsp;If the service fails you can....click start, run, type services.msc, doubleclick on the freeFTPdservice, click the recovery tab, &nbsp;here you can setup to restart you service if it fails.<br />
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Another way is to schedule a task to restart the service.
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I have a service running called freeFTPdservice. &nbsp;It is possible to restart this service by going to Services and clicking on &quot;Restart&quot;. &nbsp;Is there anyway of doing this automatically every 12 hours or so using Windows Scheduled Tasks or some other method
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I have a service running called freeFTPdservice.  It is possible to restart this service by going to Services and clicking on "Restart".  Is there anyway of doing this automatically every 12 hours or so using Windows Scheduled Tasks or some other method

I&amp;#39;m not sure if you mean the service fails or you just want to restart the service.  If the service fails you can....click start, run, type services.msc, doubleclick on the freeFTPdservice, click the recovery tab,  here you can setup to restart you service if it fails.

Another way is to schedule a task to restart the service.

Restart a service automatically using &amp;quot;Scheduled Tasks&amp;quot;

I have a service running called freeFTPdservice.  It is possible to restart this service by going to Services and clicking on &amp;quot;Restart&amp;quot;.  Is there anyway of doing this automatically every 12 hours or so using Windows Scheduled Tasks or some other method

Restart a service automatically using &quot;Scheduled Tasks&quot;

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