Sometimes only way to get out a stuck screen is to kill an on going process, if it has been executing for long, say, for example the "Application object server" is in "Starting" state for a pretty long time and you can not take any action from within the Services window.
Always good to rely on the Windows Task manager (Right click on taskbar > Task manager) and under Services tab you can find the details of all the services available in the system. You can explore more around Processes and Details tab for further actions.
And if Task manager is not able to help you in your situation. You can always rely on the good old command taskkill using the pid of the process to identify the correct service/process.
Open command prompt (Run as Administrator)
taskkill /f /pid 4224
Happy coding!
Always good to rely on the Windows Task manager (Right click on taskbar > Task manager) and under Services tab you can find the details of all the services available in the system. You can explore more around Processes and Details tab for further actions.
And if Task manager is not able to help you in your situation. You can always rely on the good old command taskkill using the pid of the process to identify the correct service/process.
Open command prompt (Run as Administrator)
taskkill /f /pid 4224
Happy coding!
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