I wanted to share some
information in case you are planning to restart “Microsoft SharePoint
Foundation Web Application” service or any other service and got stuck with
status showing “Stopping” you can use power shell command mentioned below
I had a situation when
“Microsoft SharePoint Foundation Web Application” service was Showing
“Stopping” status for more than 7 hours and even reboot and IIS reset did not
do anything. I was able to restore service in normal condition using command
mentioned below.
Note: In case you are
planning to restart “Microsoft SharePoint Foundation Web Application” service
better back up your IIS and Virtual directory folder to be on the safe side.
Credit goes to Trevor Seward from TechNet who shared this trick
and show easy way to restore/provision virtual directory folder.
If you have the same
situation where some service is stuck use power shell to stop it
$svc = Get-SPServiceInstance | where {$_.TypeName -like "*Foundation Web*"}
$svc.Status = "Offline"
$svc.Update()
You can use PowerShell
to start it again
$svc = Get-SPServiceInstance | where {$_.TypeName -like "*Foundation Web*"}
$svc.Status = "Online"
$svc.Update()
In order to get virtual
directories back run this PowerShell command
$wa = Get-SPWebApplication http://webAppUrl
$wa.ProvisionGlobally()
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