Common Symptoms & Associated Problems

Symptoms and problems of Windows error 7000 include: Problem in running Windows programs and services, slow PC performance, system freezes and crashes.

Detailed Manual Instructions to fix this Error in your PC (Windows 8, Windows 7, Vista and XP)

This error appears at any time; not limited to a particular activity. Windows in general fails to start a service and apparently results in event id 7000 error. This article is meant to provide the best troubleshooting techniques.

Solution Steps

• Check Event Viewer
• Logon as Administrator
• Update Windows
• Restart the Service
• Configure Logon information for Service
• Use Group Policy Editor

Check Event Viewer

Event Viewer is a best platform to view logs and error reports. It’ll help diagnose the problem easily.

• Click Start | Control Panel.
• Click Administrative Tools | Event Viewer | Windows Logs.
• Click Source to view all the detailed diagnostic information about the problem.

Logon as Administrator

This first thing you need to do is to log-in to your system as an administrator. Log-off the active session and re-login with the administrator user account with valid password.

Update Windows

Windows Updates come with new bug-fixes. Do install new updates on a regular basis and keep your computer up-to-date.

• Click the Start button.
• Type “Windows Update” in the Search Box.
• Search new updates and download them automatically.

Restart the Service

You may receive the error message when the application service is not running. A service required by the application might be stopped. Re-start it to get rid of this issue.

• Click Start | Control Panel.
• Click Administrative Tools | Services.
• Right click concerning service, select Start option.

Verify the Password Specified in Service Properties

As you might be knowing, some services run every time your computer is started. If the password specified in the service properties doesn’t match with the actual user account password, you may receive event id 7000 error.

• Click Start | Control Panel.
• Click Performance and Maintenance | Administrative Tools.
• Double-click on Services, now right-click a particular service and select Properties.
• Click the Log on tab and provide the type user account password. Confirm it by typing again.
• 5. Press OK | Close and then restart the PC.

Use Group Policy Editor

Group Policy Editor enables changing system settings in a reliable manner. Diagnose event error 7000 with the help of Group Policy Editor.

• Click Start, type “GPEdit.msc” in the Search Box.
• Press ENTER.
• Expand the following categories:
  Local Computer Policy | Computer Configuration | Windows Settings | Security Settings | Local Policies | User Rights Assignment.
• Right-click on “Log on as service” and select Properties.
• Now click on Add User or Group, add a user and then click OK twice.