Click the Start button (1), and type
services.msc
(2). Under Best Match, click Services (3), or press Enter (Figure 7). This loads the Services Management Console.

In the list, locate DRTrackRouteExportTool, and double-click it. This opens the Properties dialog (Figure 8).

On the General tab, select Automatic from the Startup Type dropdown list (Figure 9).

On the Recovery tab, select Restart the Service from the dropdown lists for First, Second, and Subsequent failures (Figure 10).

Click OK. This closes the Properties window.
In the Services Management Console window, right-click DRTrackRouteExportTool and click Start.
Confirm RES is running by looking at the Status column, which should say Running (Figure 11).
