Free service management platform software for windows

Service Manager Plus 1.0 does as it sounds. It is one component which the user hardly need to be aware of. For the novice user, services are simply background operation tasks which takes care of the various system operations. With that approach in mind, Microsoft developed the Service Control Manager ( services.msc ) which is shipped with the various versions of windows. Some users, however, require more sophisticated service control management tools.

Along these users are system administrators, software developers ( with emphasis on windows services & kernel drivers software developers ) and system builders which require more. Service Manager Plus provide these users the control they won't get using Microsoft's service control manager.

Major Features:

1. Complete control over the service configuration
2. Improved service recovery configuration
3. Review the events from the event log that are related to a given events
4. Smart service restart
5. Display & Edit kernel drivers/services
6. Quick find

AM Service Manager 1.2.1 is considered as a new alternate option to AM Server which is installed on a powerful system as it supports up to 999 users. Combined with AM Messenger the software will help you create your own private IM Network.

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