SQL Server Reports not showing up

Hi,
I've a strange situation with my reporting services, sometimes the reports doesn't show up anything in the browser, when I check the reporting services will be up and running in the configuration manager and in the services.
When ever it happens I just try to restart the reporting services through Reporting services configuration connection or through services or sql server configuration manager, today also the issue raised and tried to restart the services through Reporting
services configuration connection, the connect button was disabled so went to services and tried to restart the services, the service stopped but never started and when right click on the sql server reporting services all options were disabled and in the sql
server configuration manager sql server reporting services was in change pending state. I went task Manager and killed the reportingservicesservice.exe and tried to start the service, It worked.
Can someone tell me why the reporting service is behaving strangely.
Thanks,
From Harish

What you might do is review the version you have an all the cumulative updates and service packs that might be available to see if this behavior has been identified and addressed in an update you may not have.
http://sqlserverbuilds.blogspot.com/

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Looks like you figured it out. Let us know if not.
Regards, Dave Patrick ....
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