There is a possible issue with starting the service module of Bopup Communication Server that can bring error #1053 and fail to start. This issue usually occurs after installing latest Windows updates upgrading OS to recent Windows 10 or Windows 2012. In most cases the service must be re-registered in the system again that fix the problem. The information below contains steps on how to do this.
1. Access the instalation folder from a command line interface. Open Command prompt (CMD command in Start menu) under Administrative rights and navigate into installation folder of the IM server. By default the service is installed to \Program Files (x86)\Bopup Communication Server. So the command must be the following:
2. Unregister the service module by executing the following command:
Then ensure that Bopup Communication Server has dissappeared from Services list in Windows.
3. Register the service again by using the following command:
1. Access the instalation folder from a command line interface. Open Command prompt (CMD command in Start menu) under Administrative rights and navigate into installation folder of the IM server. By default the service is installed to \Program Files (x86)\Bopup Communication Server. So the command must be the following:
cd \Program Files (x86)\Bopup Communication Server2. Unregister the service module by executing the following command:
bcssrvc /unregserverThen ensure that Bopup Communication Server has dissappeared from Services list in Windows.
3. Register the service again by using the following command:
bcssrvc /serviceCheck that Bopup Communication Server has been added to Service list.
4. Close the command prompt window, launch the Management Console of the communication server and start the service.
4. Close the command prompt window, launch the Management Console of the communication server and start the service.
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