A systems administrator is troubleshooting a Windows 11 Pro workstation where a critical line-of-business service intermittently stops unexpectedly. The administrator needs to configure the system to automatically attempt to restart the service on the first two failures, and execute a custom cleanup script located at C:\Scripts\reset_app.bat if a third failure occurs. Which of the following administrative utilities should the administrator use to configure these specific failure response actions directly?
- Services console (services.msc), by editing the Recovery tab properties of the target serviceCevap
- BTask Scheduler (taskschd.msc), by attaching a new task trigger to the System Event Log for event ID 7036
- CPerformance Monitor (perfmon.msc), by setting up a User Defined Data Collector Set with a counter alert action
- DSystem Configuration (msconfig.exe), by modifying startup parameters under the Services tab
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The Services console (services.msc) via the Recovery tab in the properties of the service.
The Services snap-in (services.msc) includes a Recovery tab inside each service's properties dialog. This tab allows system administrators to configure specific sequential actions when a service crashes, such as restarting the service on the first and second attempts and executing a custom program or script on subsequent failures.
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Configuring Service Failure Recovery Actions in Windows Services Snap-in
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