Accidentally disabled Central Administration Service in services.msc

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  1. billybobjoe
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    Wouldn't that also reset my PC to factory condition? Plus, I don't have any saved system restores.
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  3. Kaktussoft
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    billybobjoe said:
    Wouldn't that also reset my PC to factory condition? Plus, I don't have any saved system restores.
    Factory condition???? How can a downloaded of bought win7 install dvd ever know what your factory default was?!
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