In some situations, Microsoft Windows services, when starting up, shutting down, or just while running, may freeze and stop responding. To kill a service process, you need to find out its name. Go into the services.msc snap-in and find the necessary service. Open its properties and remember the value of the field: "Service name".
Then run an elevated command prompt and execute:
taskkill /F /FI "services eq service_name"
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