Start process from service window

[AdamUL]

Try doubling up the double quotes.  

Global $sServiceName = '""Intell Processing Service""'

 

Adam

[orbs]

are you certain there should be two l's in there?

 

[Earthshine]

Yeah I bet it’s spelled wrong

[shital]

#Region ;**** Directives created by AutoIt3Wrapper_GUI ****
#AutoIt3Wrapper_Outfile_type=a3x
#EndRegion ;**** Directives created by AutoIt3Wrapper_GUI ****
#include <Services.au3>
Global $sServiceName = '""Intellisys Processing Service""'

Global $sComputer = "eitl66"

;Check the status of the service, if it is stopped, start it.
Global $aService = 0
Do
    $aService = _Service_QueryStatus($sServiceName, $sComputer)
    If @error Then Exit 1

    If $aService[1] = $SERVICE_STOPPED Then
        If Not _Service_Start($sServiceName, $sComputer) Then Exit 2
    EndIf

    Sleep(500) ;Wait 500 ms.
Until $aService[1] = $SERVICE_RUNNING

not working tested again  .spelling is right . its work for service without space 

[AdamUL]

I'm not sure how to help you.  I do not have any service names on my PC with spaces in them to test with. Theoretically, some quote combination should work.  

You said this didn't work.

Global $sServiceName = "Intell Processing Service"

or this,

Global $sServiceName = '"Intell Processing Service"'

or this.

Global $sServiceName = '""Intell Processing Service""'

Maybe this will work?  

Global $sServiceName = '"""Intell Processing Service"""'

 

Adam