Win7 appears to fail to connect to a Windows service solution

Recently, some netizens "loved across the mountains and seas" Win7 computer encountered a very slow boot when booting, after booting prompt: failed to connect to a Windows service. If you encounter a computer that fails to connect to a Windows service, what should I do? This is a small computer trick that Xiaobian wants to share today.
Win7 has a "Failed to connect to a Windows service" error message, mainly because the "System Event Notification" service in the computer system is not properly opened. It may be that the user is using some third-party security software to optimize the boot entry. At the time, this service was accidentally disabled and can be resolved simply by rebooting.

Win7 appear unable to connect to a Windows service solution
To solve this problem, it is not difficult, as long as the System Event Notification service is found, turn it on, and set the boot automatically start to OK The following is the specific method.
1, first use Win + R or in the start menu, open the run, and then enter the cmd command to open, as shown below.

2, the cmd command window that opens, type: After NETSH WINSOCK RESET CATALOG finished, press the Enter key run once, you can open the System Event Notification service, as shown below.

If you run NETSH WINSOCK RESET CATALOG command prompt an error, please enter safe mode, run this command on it.
After running the NETSH WINSOCK RESET CATALOG command, if the boot still fails to connect to a Windows service error message, please uninstall some installed security-related boot acceleration software (360 Security Guard, Jinshan Guardian, Baidu Guardian, etc.) Uninstall and try again, generally solve the problem.