You need to manage service dependencies on your Windows 7 computer. Which feature should you use?

Action Center provides alerts and notifications about system health and security, not direct service management.

Event Viewer displays system, security, and application logs, but it is not used for managing service configurations or dependencies.

Task Scheduler automates tasks to run at specific times or in response to events, but it does not manage service dependencies directly.

The Computer Management Console in Windows 7 provides access to various administrative tools, including the Services snap-in. Within the Services snap-in, users can view, configure, start, stop, and manage service dependencies for all installed Windows services.