all services stop to run from third party app's after restart -

Hello Christopher, I am Ivy. I'm here to help you.

You can try these steps to fix the issue:

Step 1 — Do a basic restart the right way

1. Save your work.
2. Click Start → Power → Restart.
3. After Windows comes back, wait 2–3 minutes before opening any app (this gives services time to start).

Step 2 — Turn off “Fast Startup” (one‑time change)

Fast Startup can make some services fail to load.

1. Open Control Panel (type “Control Panel” in search).
2. Go to Power Options → Choose what the power buttons do.
3. Click Change settings that are currently unavailable.
4. Untick Turn on fast startup (recommended) → Save changes.
5. Restart your computer and check your apps.

Step 3 — Make services start a little later

Some services need a few extra seconds after Windows starts.

1. Press Windows + R, type services.msc, press Enter.
2. Find one of the problem services (example: Cisco Secure Client, SysAid Agent, HP HSA Service).
3. Double‑click it → Startup type: choose Automatic (Delayed Start) → Apply → OK.
4. Repeat for other problem services.
5. Restart and check.

Step 4 — Repair Windows system files (safe & automatic)

If Windows core files are slightly damaged, services may not start. Run these two checks:

1. Open Command Prompt (run as Admin):
2. Type the commands below one by one (each will take a while):

      sfc /scannow
   

3. When both finish, Restart your computer.

Step 5 — Update Windows

1. Click Start → Settings → Windows Update.
2. Click Check for updates and Install anything offered.
3. Restart if asked.

Step 6 — Check your security/EDR tool (if you have one)

If you use a security app like Arctic Wolf, CrowdStrike, etc., make sure it’s not in “containment” or “isolation” mode. If it is, your other apps cannot start.

• Open the security app and look for status (not contained/is normal).
• If unsure, contact your security provider’s support.

Step 7 — Clean boot (quick test)

This starts Windows with only essential parts to see if another app is blocking your services.

1. Press Windows + R, type msconfig, press Enter.
2. On Services tab → Tick Hide all Microsoft services → click Disable all.
3. On Startup tab → click Open Task Manager → Disable everything listed.
4. Restart your PC and test your app.
5. If services now start, turn items back on one at a time to find the one that causes the problem.

If it still doesn’t work

• Try reinstalling/repairing the specific app whose service won’t start (for example, Cisco/SysAid/HP). Many installers include a Repair option.
• Send us the error text you see when you right‑click a service → Start (example: Error 1053). That message tells us exactly what to fix next.

Hope this can help you. Please feel free to ask if you have any further question.