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If a Windows service is set to 'Automatic' but fails to start upon system boot, manually restarting the service will permanently fix the underlying cause of the service start failure.
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Manually restarting a service that is set to 'Automatic' but failed to start might temporarily resolve the immediate issue, allowing the service to run during the current session. However, it does not address the underlying cause of the start failure, which could be due to misconfiguration, system errors, or dependencies that have not been met. Therefore, while a manual restart may be a useful temporary measure, it is not a permanent solution, and further inspection and troubleshooting are required to identify and resolve the root cause of the problem.
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