For NT, without WMI, I'd use the XNET.EXE command distributed with Kix prior to version 4.5
Code:
Shell 'XNet Remove "\\server\servicename" /y'
The server name is optional, and will default to the local system.
Of course, that's a code fragment - you should check for errors and maybe even verify that the service is present before you try to remove it. Make sure to specify the path to the xnet command if it isn't in your PATH statement.
If you want to stop it - replace the "remove" with "stop".
Glenn
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