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When you make changes to the registry that affect IIS and its dependent services, you must stop and restart those services in order to force them to re-read the registry. MORE INFORMATIONStopping IISADMIN and its dependent servicesTo stop all IIS-related services, type NET STOP IISADMIN /Y at a command prompt. This will stop the IIS Admin Service and all dependent services. Below is an example of the output you will see after issuing this command (the dependent services listed on your computer may vary):You will then see a message displayed as each service is successfully stopped. Starting the IIS-related servicesUse the NET START command to restart the IIS-related services you use. For example, to restart the World Wide Web service, type NET START W3SVC.Determining service namesTo determine the service names, start Registry Editor (type Regedit.exe or Regedt32.exe) and go to the following registry key:Under Services, the service name that works with the NET STOP and NET START commands is listed. NOTE: For each service, there is also a DisplayName value, which is the name listed in the Services applet in Control Panel and in the messages displayed after the NET STOP and NET START commands are run. However, these Display Names cannot be used as a parameter with the NET STOP and NET START commands. Common IIS-related services
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