How to Fix Failed to Connect to a Windows Services?

Failing to connect to the Windows services is one of the most irritating issues. If you fail log-in is an administrative account as well or after logging in, the system responds very slow, then the issue is a bit tricky. If you are facing these kinds of issue, then follow the instructions given below.

Check System Event Notification Service

• First of all, launch the Run section.
• After that, input ‘service.msc.’ into it and hit the Enter key.
• Go to the ‘System Event Notification Service’ and right-click on it.
• Then you should click on the Restart button.
• When you see Restart grayed out, select the Start button instead.
• You have to reach again the ‘System Event Notification Service’ and right-click on it, then select the Properties option.
• Later, reach the Startup type option and set to Automatic in it then choose the Apply button.
• Now, reboot the system to check whether the issue has gone or not.

Restore Winsock Catalog

• Open the Run section.
• After that, input ‘cmd’ into it and hit the Enter key.
• Then hold the ‘Shift + Control + Enter’ at the same time.
• Later, you will see an elevated Command Prompt and then input the pursuing command: netshwinsock reset.
• Thereafter hit the Enter key.
• Noe, reboot the system to check whether the issue has fixed or not.

Upgrade Video Card Driver

• Go to the Driver Easy and then install it on your system.
• After that, reach the Driver Easy installer and run it.
• Then you should select Scan Now.
• Driver Easy will start the scanning process of your system and identify any issue drivers.
• Click on the Update All button to download the right version and install automatically of every drive that is outdated or missing on the system.
• Now, reboot the system to check whether the issue has solved or not.

Uninstall Update KB2952664

• Hold the Win + R keys at the same time on your system to launch the Run section.
• After that, input ‘control’ into it and hit the Enter key.
• You should choose the option of Uninstall a program beneath the Programs option once View by is chosen.
• Go to the ‘View installed updates’ and clicked on it.
• You have to locate and right-click on the update with KB2952664.
• Thereafter, uninstall it and reboot the system to check the error.

Delete klhkum.dll

• Hold the Control + Shift + Esc keys to launch Task Manager.
• After that, select the section of Startup and locate the klhkum.dll procedures.
• Select and right-click on it then select the Disable option.
• You should launch its location of the file and remove it lastingly.
• Now, reboot the system to check the error.

Graccey Leio is a self-professed security expert; she has been making the people aware of the security threats. Her passion is to write about Cybersecurity, cryptography, malware, social engineering, internet and new media. She writes for Norton security products at norton.com/setup.

Source : Windows Services

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