Sage Services stuck on the Stopping status
Description

When stopping Sage Services using services.msc, it can sometimes hang on Stopping in the Status column or show error 1053.

screenshot of the service stuck in stopping in the status column

Cause
Resolution
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 TIP: You only need to follow one of the two methods below. 

Using Task Manager

  1. Right-click the Windows Taskbar then click Task Manager or Start Task Manager.

    A screenshot of the Windows context menu, typically accessed by right-clicking the Start button. The menu options displayed include Task Manager, Settings, File Explorer, Search, Run, Shut down or sign out, and Desktop. The "Shut down or sign out" option has a submenu indicated by an arrow.

  2. Click the Processes tab. 
     NOTE: In Windows 11 the background processes, pop up automatically.  To access Services, click the Jigsaw icon on the left-hand toolbar .
  3. Browse to the service in Background processes, for example, Sage 50 Accounts Service v27 (32 bit).
  4. Right-click the service then click End task or Stop.

    screenshot of the data service window, right click with mouse and click stop or end task

  5. Click the Services tab.

    Check the status column for the service is now showing as Stopped or is blank.

    screenshot of the services window to check the data service is now running

Using the command prompt

  1. Press the Windows Key and type cmd then right-click the cmd.exe and click Run as administrator.
  2. Enter the following, depending on your version:
    Sage Accounts v32 Taskkill /f /IM

    sg50svc.exe

    Sage Accounts v31 Taskkill /f /IM

    sg50svc.exe

     

    Sage Accounts v30 Taskkill /f /IM

    sg50svc.exe

     

    Sage Accounts v29 Taskkill /f /IM sg50svc.exe
    Sage Accounts v28 Taskkill /f /IM sg50svc_v28.exe
    Sage Accounts v27 Taskkill /f /IM sg50svc_v27.exe
    Sage Accounts v26 Taskkill /f /IM sg50svc_v26.exe
     TIP: You can also enter the PID for the service that shows in Task Manager, using Taskkill /f /pid PID. For example "Taskkill /f /pid 16740" - Where 16740 is the service PID from Task Manager. 

    You can use the following Command Prompts if you need to stop the Control Service:
    Sage Accounts v32 64-bit  TASKKILL /F /IM Sage.UK.Accounts50.Data.Service.Control.x64_v32.exe /T
    Sage Accounts v31 32-bit  TASKKILL /F /IM Sage.UK.Accounts50.Data.Service.Control_v31.exe /T
    Sage Accounts v31 64-bit  TASKKILL /F /IM Sage.UK.Accounts50.Data.Service.Control.x64_v31.exe /T

     

    Sage Accounts v30 32-bit TASKKILL /F /IM Sage.UK.Accounts50.Data.Service.Control_v30.exe /T
    Sage Accounts v30 64-bit TASKKILL /F /IM Sage.UK.Accounts50.Data.Service.Control.x64_v30.exe /T

     

    Sage Accounts v29 TASKKILL /F /IM Sage.UK.Accounts50.Data.Service.Control_v29.exe /T
    Sage Accounts v28 TASKKILL /F /IM Sage.UK.Accounts50.Data.Service.Control_v28.exe /T
    Sage Accounts v27 TASKKILL /F /IM Sage.UK.Accounts50.Data.Service.Control_v27.exe /T
    Sage Accounts v26 TASKKILL /F /IM sg50CtrlSvc_v26.exe /T
  3. Press Enter.

If required, you can now check the status and restart the services.

 

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