QSA dont start either with Start.cmd or manually.
05/16 17:41:36 $Version: QSA NT Service Version 7.6.0 Build 982 Feb 2 2011 17:02:44$
05/16 17:41:36 $Build: 7.6.0 ( 125 ) Wed Feb 2 16:49:49 PST 2011 by builder$
05/16 17:41:36 running on Windows NT (native)
05/16 17:41:36 Launch NT service
05/16 17:41:36 Failed qexecds NT OpenSCManager error 5
05/16 17:41:36 daemon exit(2)
Due to the User Access Control (UAC) feature in Windows, even if you are logged in as an administrator by default you do not have administrative privileges when an application by default. To run an application in an administrative mode, you will have to right click on the application icon and select "Run as an administrator".
User will need to open the Windows Command prompt as an Administrator. To so so, locate the shortcut to the Command prompt in the Start menu under Accessories. To run as Administrator, right click on the shortcut and select the option "Run as Administrator". If successful, the title for the command prompt should say "Administrator: Windows Command Processor." Then try to start the QSA again
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