Services - Wont Start...

When I click 'Start' on ''Account DB Server'' it says: ''Windows could not start the Account DB Server service on Local Computer. Error 2: The system cannot find the file specified.''

This happens to all the Servers.. I read the ''DebugMessage'' on each one and they're fine..

The last time I tried to make a P.S -- The game was working excellent..

Could someone be a little nice to help me please?

P.S - This is the DebugMessage of Account:

000000 2013-04-07 02:40:30 C:\server\Server\Account
000001 2013-04-07 02:40:30 -------------------------------------------------------
000002 2013-04-07 02:40:30 Launching the server.....
000003 2013-04-07 02:40:30 Local Time 07.04.2013 г. 02:40:30 ч.
000004 2013-04-07 02:40:30 System Time(UTC) 07.04.2013 г. 09:40:30 ч.
000005 2013-04-07 02:40:30 <SUCCESSED SCRIPTOR READ> config.txt
000006 2013-04-07 02:40:30 <I AM THE _Account DB Server, SERVER_ID_DB_ACCOUNT, WorldNo=0, ZoneNo=0>
000007 2013-04-07 02:40:30 Service start(no parameter)
000008 2013-04-07 02:40:30 < END OF MAIN = 0 >
000000 2013-04-07 02:40:34 C:\server\Server\Account
000001 2013-04-07 02:40:34 -------------------------------------------------------
000002 2013-04-07 02:40:34 Launching the server.....
000003 2013-04-07 02:40:34 Local Time 07.04.2013 г. 02:40:34 ч.
000004 2013-04-07 02:40:34 System Time(UTC) 07.04.2013 г. 09:40:34 ч.
000005 2013-04-07 02:40:34 <SUCCESSED SCRIPTOR READ> config.txt
000006 2013-04-07 02:40:34 <I AM THE _Account DB Server, SERVER_ID_DB_ACCOUNT, WorldNo=0, ZoneNo=0>
000007 2013-04-07 02:40:34 Service start(no parameter)
000008 2013-04-07 02:40:34 < END OF MAIN = 0 >

I'm really sure that my ODBC, SQL and _CONF are alright..


Please help me.. :)

Read assert?

Be sure you didn't move the .exe's for the services; I've helped someone once who moved them without re-mounting them to the services and obviously it was trying to run them from the old location (which they're not there anymore).

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Originally Posted by Myth

Be sure you didn't move the .exe's for the services; I've helped someone once who moved them without re-mounting them to the services and obviously it was trying to run them from the old location (which they're not there anymore).

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Sorry, but I think I don't understood something. Could You PM me please? :)

He meant, when you moved your .exes, the old services still using .exes on a location that doesn't exist. You have to remove them and add them from the new location so it can read them.

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Originally Posted by Stephano

He meant, when you moved your .exes, the old services still using .exes on a location that doesn't exist. You have to remove them and add them from the new location so it can read them.

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I'll try to do it. Thanks

I think I got something wrong again... T_T'' God...

Ugh x.x

Remove your services then re-add them from the new location. Nothing else has to be changed.

http://forum.ragezone.com/f593/serve...-tools-907200/

It's easy to say... Thanks for the link and .bat files, but I still can't do anything.. (._.)

Uninstall the services then install them again by doubleclicking the .exe's that are in your server folder. To uninstall a service you're going to have to open cmd and write:

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sc delete <ServiceName>

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Make sure you put the Service name, not the display name. To get the service name, doubleclick the service in the service list.

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Originally Posted by Shawie

Uninstall the services then install them again by doubleclicking the .exe's that are in your server folder. To uninstall a service you're going to have to open cmd and write:

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sc delete <ServiceName>

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Make sure you put the Service name, not the display name. To get the service name, doubleclick the service in the service list.

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Ok. Thanks

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''The syntax of the command is incorrect.''

If someone could help me (I don't say that Shawie, Dragonluck4, Myth and Stephano didn't helped me!) this is my Skype: rumqn.aximov

Thanks :)

Sorry for being unclear, you're supposed to do it without the < >.

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Originally Posted by Shawie

Sorry for being unclear, you're supposed to do it without the < >.

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xD No problems and okay :))

Now it says that: ''[SC] OpenService FAILED 5: Access is Denied.'' <--- Is this fixable?

Sorry for the stupid questions, but I really don't know anything. I tried to find my problem here, but I couldn't.. >.<

Run CMD as administrator.
Right Click > Run as Administrator.