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Utility for Windows that allows you to view, create, edit, and remove service triggers.
Service Trigger Editor is a utility for Windows that allows you to view, create, edit, and remove service triggers. These triggers define specific conditions under which a service is started or stopped automatically, such as connecting to a network, the presence of certain hardware, or system events. You can examine all installed services and identify which ones already have triggers configured. It is also possible to add new triggers by adjusting detailed parameters such as event type, GUIDs, and activation rules. Additionally, it offers the capability to compare configurations, remove existing triggers, and adjust service behavior so that they run only when truly necessary.
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