For what it's worth PowerShell can be pretty handy for things like this too. This was done with V3.0 but should work with V2.0. See if the Service is running : get-service -computername YOUR.REMOTE.FQDN -displayname "silk launcher service" Stop the Service on remote machine : get-service -computername YOUR.REMOTE.FQDN -displayname "silk launcher service" | stop-service Start the Service on the remote machine : get-service -computername YOUR.REMOTE.FQDN -displayname "silk launcher service" | start-service Tony
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