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    Dear Friends Good Day i have windows 2003 server standard edition and recently i am facing the following error An unhandled win32 exception has occurred in svchost.exe[1392] number of errors appears asking for a debugger to debug like Visual studio Just-in-time debugger after closing the error windows the network service gets stopped and the server is no longer accessibel on the network. What may be the problem and wat is the solution regards Kankeyan

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      Dear Friends Good Day i have windows 2003 server standard edition and recently i am facing the following error An unhandled win32 exception has occurred in svchost.exe[1392] number of errors appears asking for a debugger to debug like Visual studio Just-in-time debugger after closing the error windows the network service gets stopped and the server is no longer accessibel on the network. What may be the problem and wat is the solution regards Kankeyan

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      It's impossible to say since you haven't given any kind of error messages. SVCHOST is a hosting process that contains any number of other services running independantly of each other. Look in the event log to any clues to what the error may be. The number you did supply (1392) is the process ID and will change every time the system starts. You can use the following command to see all of the services hosted by the process ID you have. This may give you some kind of hint as to which service is screwing up.

      tasklist /svc /FI "PID eq "
      

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