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How to programmatically restart a Microsoft SharePoint (On Premise) Application Service with PowerShell

As a SharePoint administrator you need to sometimes restart services that are crashed due to a lot of potential reasons, such as : distributed cache, excel calculation services (if you display excel in sharepoint pages), user profile synchronization, user profile etc.

This script allows to restart a service on two servers by powershell. No more manual action on X servers.

How to restart a SharePoint 2007 / 2010 / 2013 / 2016 / 2019 service programmatically ?

https://gist.github.com/seaSide974/81cd2d88d6219d2c427bc9ac367798c4

List of services that could be restarted

  • Access Database Service 2010
  • Access Services
  • App Management Service
  • Business Data Connectivity Service
  • Central Administration
  • Claims to Windows Token Service
  • Document Conversions Launcher Service
  • Document Conversions Load Balancer Service
  • Excel Calculation Services
  • Lotus Notes Connector
  • Machine Translation Service
  • Managed Metadata Web Service
  • Microsoft SharePoint Foundation Incoming E-Mail
  • Microsoft SharePoint Foundation Sandboxed Code Service
  • Microsoft SharePoint Foundation Subscription Settings Service
    Microsoft SharePoint Foundation Web Application
  • Microsoft SharePoint Foundation Workflow Timer Service
  • PerformancePoint Service
  • PowerPoint Conversion Service
  • Request Management
  • Search Host Controller Service
  • Search Query and Site Settings Service
  • Secure Store Service
  • SharePoint Server Search
  • SQL Server PowerPivot System Service
  • User Profile Service
  • User Profile Synchronization Service
  • Visio Graphics Service
  • Word Automation Services
  • Work Management Service
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