services managing software?

hi, does there exist a program that will allow me to export/import my services.msc configuration?
i ask because configuring them (auto/manual/disabled) on multiple computers quite often can be very time consuming.

 

Registry Patches

http://www.majorgeeks.com/Black_Vipers_Registry_Tweaks_d5381.html

 

services.msc is a microsoft Common Console Document located in C:\WINDOWS\system32 and opens with the Microsoft Management Console, would be nice to just set up sevices as you want on one system, and copy services.msc to another system. That would be a handy thing to do if it were possible. But I imagine that you would need to backup the registry, or possibly just HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services
and then import it onto another system using the Registry Editor.
Uh oh, you've got me thinking again, I'd better be careful.
confused

 

Might want to give this a read...
http://www.tweakhound.com/xp/xptweaks/regfiles.htm

 

Your looking for your Hardware profile to follow you and you will need to set up a roaming user profile this enables you to log on at any NT work station as yourself and all programs and configerations you are set up with will be available.

Search help and support for User Profile then research hardware profile and set up then roaming user profile.

 

Black Viper's Web Site

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services

export this registry entry to a flash/thumb drive after setting services the way you want on one pc, and then import the same registry entry via the flash/thumb drive to the other machine. Should do xp home to xp home or xp pro to xp pro I would think.

 

Already posted Bugballou.