Windows 10: Accidentally disabled Microsoft services and now I can't log in

The Sims 4 (opened on Origin) wasn't starting up so I tried disabling services to reboot my comp for a "clean boot" but accidentally disabled all my Microsoft services and now my comp won't accept any of my passwords. When I try to troubleshoot it, it either doesn't work or just restarts. Nothing I've tried has worked.

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Msconfig services disabled

I accidentally disabled all msconfig services,all appears are the internet icon wich is not connected to the internet,ease of access and power icon. I cant log in to the window that is already been disabled please help me on how to enable all the msconfig
services that i accidentally disabled.

 

Windows 10 services disabled accidentally


Hi guys today I made a mistake in the start-up services tab and I put disable all services, so when i start windows 10 it stays in the "photo" screen like it when you power up after suspending windows.

Basically here is the process I followed but I did wrong the part of ticking hide all windows services:

END BACKGROUND TASKS AND SERVICES

Hold the Windows key and press the letter R to open the Run window.
In the Run window that appears, type msconfig (without the quotes) and click OK .
In the System Configuration window, click on the Startup tab.
Click the Disable all button.
Click on the Services tab.
Click on the checkbox next to Hide all Microsoft services , which will remove all of the Microsoft services from the Services list.
Click on the Disable all button and click OK .
You will be prompted to restart the computer, which you should do before proceeding.
Restart your computer.


Please could someone help me get back all the services I deleted?
Thnx

 

SamSs Service Deleted accidentally

Hi Richard,

Thank you for posting the query on Microsoft Community.

• What was the last step you performed before deleting it accidently?
• Check if you find it under Services?

Follow the steps below to check the SAMSs.

1. Press
Windows Logo Key+X. Click on Run.

2. Type
services.msc. Click on Ok.

3. Then find
SAMSs. Right-click on it to
Stop it and Restart it.

If you do not find it in services, then I suggest you to try the steps below.

Scan for damaged system files. Right-click the Start icon and select
Command Prompt (Admin). In the Command Prompt window, type
sfc /scannow and hit Enter.

Then type dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth and hit Enter.

Hope this helps in resolving the issue. If the issue persists, do get back to us. We will be happy to assist you.