If Service

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If Service Action allows you to split your automated Task into two paths—one when the specified condition is true, and other—when false. The following statuses of Windows services can be checked—is running, is stopped, is installed, and so on.

The If Service Action is designed to support all Windows built-in and custom services, providing comprehensive support for a wide range of applications. Additionally, the functionality extends to monitoring the status of File system and Kernel drivers, ensuring system stability and efficiency.

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Service	Select a service to query its status. Choose it from the list, or type a service name, or use a variable. Kernel and filesystem drivers are also supported: Simple · a list of all installed services, including kernel and filesystem drivers. The list is split into 4 parts and sorted by service display name in the alphabetic order: normal services, "hexadecimal" services, kernel drivers, and file system drivers. Dynamic · provide a service name or display name (usually from a file or dynamic variable).
Service info	Shows the current status of a service, for example: The service "MSSQLSERVER" is currently running. The "Cryptographic Service" is currently stopped. The tooltip displays extended service information in real-time.
Condition	Select the service status to verify: is not installed is installed is running is not running is paused is not paused is stopped is not stopped is disabled
Variable Wizard	Use dynamic data input—substitute a parameter from a file, web, connected Trigger, other Actions, date and time presets, etc.

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• Dynamic variables & Events of the If Service. Access the service name and selected condition, along with data indicating that the condition was satisfied. Additionally, any failures are logged, and information events display the current status of a service.

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