Start up Service failure in Performance test


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    Start up Service failure in Performance test


    I ran a Diagnostic test from the Control Panel for my system and came up with an "Error saying A Service is reported as having an unexpected error code." Further down in the report it showed a Failure for System Service Checks. It said Abnormal Terminated Service Check-- Failed. It does not call out which Service failed and I checked every service per a listing of Windows 7 default startup settings of Started Services and they all checked good. How can I locate which Service is the problem? I even download a program called Tweaking.com-Set Windows Services to Default Startup.exe and nothing changed. The Error still exists. Anyone have any ideas how to correct this error? Thanks
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    Check event log for relevant log entries.
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    Since the failure does not spell out which Service has failed, how will the Event log help me if I can't relate any Errors to the Failed Service?
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    gilloz said:
    Since the failure does not spell out which Service has failed, how will the Event log help me if I can't relate any Errors to the Failed Service?
    Just search for ALL errors in eventlog during that time. It will be 0, 1 or 2 events I think.
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    Start up Service failure in Performance test


    Thanks Kaktussoft for your responses. This will be a time consuming job. There are so many repetitive errors and no real way of finding out what is causing them or how to get rid of them. I will take them one by one and take my time in figuring out how to resolve or remove them. I will close this post for now and maybe later in the future post any results here. Again, Kaktussoft, thanks for your time.
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