Microsoft Windows Network. The service has not been started.

Posted almost 7 years ago by Ingmar Koecher

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Ingmar Koecher

Good day,

Anybody can help me. I have EvenSentry Admin Assistant installed in my computer and trying to do some stuff in my network but i can't see who are connected to my network. All I can see is in my Active Directory but cant see in my Local Network.

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Status: Microsoft Windows Network: The service has not been started.


BTW: i already started my Windows Network. as a proof please see screenshot here: http://prntscr.com/hzczb3

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Ingmar Koecher

Ingmar Koecher posted almost 7 years ago Admin Best Answer

This is likely not an issue with the Admin Assistant, but an issue with network browsing on your machine. First, can you please let us know what version of Windows you are running on the machine where you installed the EventSentry Admin Assistant?


Also, can you please open a command prompt on the computer and run the following command


net view


I'm expecting that you would get the same error message as in the admin assistant.


I suspect that there may another service not started that is required. Ideally you could run the following command from the command prompt


sc query > services.txt

and attach the services.txt file.


Thanks!

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Ingmar Koecher

Ingmar Koecher posted almost 7 years ago Admin Answer

This is likely not an issue with the Admin Assistant, but an issue with network browsing on your machine. First, can you please let us know what version of Windows you are running on the machine where you installed the EventSentry Admin Assistant?


Also, can you please open a command prompt on the computer and run the following command


net view


I'm expecting that you would get the same error message as in the admin assistant.


I suspect that there may another service not started that is required. Ideally you could run the following command from the command prompt


sc query > services.txt

and attach the services.txt file.


Thanks!

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