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The stopped state tag covers discussions about Windows services entering a stopped state, often logged as Event ID 7036 with source Service Control Manager. Users seek to monitor specific services, such as third-party application services, and receive alerts when they stop unexpectedly. Common issues include the Computer Browser service repeatedly stopping and starting, which can disrupt internet connectivity and DNS resolution. Troubleshooting involves configuring Task Scheduler to trigger email alerts on service state changes, though this may generate alerts for multiple services. The tag is relevant for Windows system administrators and users managing service reliability and event log monitoring.
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Send email alert when particular Service goes into Stopped State?
Hello I have 3rd party monitoring App tool that has it's own particular sservice running within Services panel and needs to continue to run. For some strange reason it sometimes gets stopped (maybe bug). I recently successfully configured Task Schedule in regards for Event ID = 7036 & Source =...- techresearch7777777
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- alert management app integration automation bug fixes configuration email alerts event id filters notifications service control manager service monitoring services stopped state task scheduler third party windows server
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- Forum: Windows Server Forums
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Windows 7 the computer browser service entered the stopped state
seemingly randomly parts of my internet access stops working, firefox/chrome/ie all stop working after some interval of time. the only clue i have is this line in the system logs event 7036 the computer browser service entered the stopped state. that service stops and starts every 6 minutes...- sharkforce
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- access browser chrome computer connectivity event 7036 firefox internet logs network outage pidgin resolution router services stopped state streaming troubleshooting windows 7
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- Forum: Windows Help and Support