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1) Run Microsoft Management Console (mmc.exe)<br />
2) Select Services<br />
3) Find the service you no longer need<br />
4) Right-click &amp;&nbsp;select Properties<br />
5) Stop it, if running<br />
6) Change startup type to DISABLED
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The question isn't about disabling a service, but removing it, so the first comment does not apply.<br />
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My comment is correct and a solution.<br />
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Dr. Klahn's comment is correct in most parts: msconfig does not remove, but move the service entries to a different registry path. Same for AutoRuns if you uncheck the service (instead of removing). Superficially that is &quot;the same&quot; as removing the service, as it does not appear in the service manager anymore.<br />
AutoRuns indeed allows to remove the service permanently, so this is an answer.<br />
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The registry edit is a valid solution, too, but you only need (and should) care about CurrentControlSet and leave the other ControlSetXXX keys as-is.
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I have to delete a service that is not deleting when I use InstallUtil /u. I need another way to delete the service from the system.
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I have to delete a service that is not deleting when I use InstallUtil /u. I need another way to delete the service from the system.

Delete a Service when there is no exe

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