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1. Adobe Reader Update 2020
2. Adobearmservice Adobe Acrobat Update Service
3. Adobe Reader
4. Adobe Update Service Remove
5. Adobearmservice Adobe Acrobat Update Service
6. Disable Adobe Updater Windows 10
7. Adobe Reader Update

Adobe Acrobat Update Service

armsvc.exe. What is it?

First, start your task manager and kill the “AdobeUpdater.exe” process. Right click the new file “AdobeUpdater.exe”, select “Properties”, then “Security”. Mark at “Group or user names” “System”, press “Edit” and click on all “Deny” checkboxes. Now do this for all users “Administrator” etc. SERVICENAME: AdobeARMservice DISPLAYNAME: Adobe Acrobat Update Service TYPE: 10 WIN32OWNPROCESS STATE: 4 RUNNING (STOPPABLE, NOTPAUSABLE, IGNORESSHUTDOWN). Tech support scams are an industry-wide issue where scammers trick you into paying for unnecessary technical support services. You can help protect yourself from scammers by verifying that the contact is a Microsoft Agent or Microsoft Employee and that the phone number is an official Microsoft global customer service.

The armsvc.exe is a Adobe Acrobat Update Service.
Armsvc.exe is developed by Adobe Systems Incorporated. It’s a system and hidden file. Armsvc.exe is usually located in the %PROGRAM_FILES% sub-folder and its usual size is 63,928 bytes.

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The armsvc.exe process is safe and disabling it can be dangerous, because programs on your computer need it to work correctly.

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Author: Adobe Systems IncorporatedProcess: Adobe Acrobat Update ServicePart Of: Adobe Acrobat Update ServiceCommon path(s): subfolder in %PROGRAM_FILES%
subfolder in %WINDOWS%Keywords(s): systemFilesize(s): 63,928 bytes, 64,952 bytes

This article explains how to Stop a Service on any windows computer remotely using Powershell script, one can also use the same script stop the service on multiple remote computers.

When you want to stop service on a desktop computer or a server we generally open the services and find the name of service and we stop if you want to do the same more on remote computers it is difficult to log in to each server and stop the service, here in this article I will explain how to stop a service remotely using the PowerShell command.

Powershell Stop-Service

This PowerShell command stops specified service, either you can provide service name or display name of the service.

Let’s stop service and see how it works, the name of the service Adobe Acrobat Update Service its current status is running.

Let’s get the status of this service.

See the Service is stopped.

Stop a Service on Remote Computers

We need to create a file for storing all the servers or multiple machines lists, I named itas Allserver.txt for and saved it in my local machine c:tempAllserver.txt

Parameters of Restart-Service

-Force

This parameter forces the command to restart a service without asking the user confirmation.

stop-Service -Name wuauserv -force

-Name

This parameter is used for specifying the name fo the service that you want to stop.

-Confirm

This parameter prompts user confirmation before it stops the service.

stop-Service -Name wuauserv -Confirm

-DisplayName

Adobearmservice Adobe Acrobat Update Service

This parameter used for specifying the display name of the service that you need to stop.

stop-Service -DisplayName Windows Update

–Exclude

This parameter excludes the services that are not required to stop, wildcard characters are permitted.

stop-Service -DisplayName “win” -Exclude “net logon”

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-Include

stop-Service -DisplayName “win” -Include “net logon”

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-PassThru

This parameter returns an object that represents the service.

Adobearmservice Adobe Acrobat Update Service

-WhatIf

Disable Adobe Updater Windows 10

This parameter shows what happens when you execute a command, I strongly recommend testing this before you start multiple services at once.

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