Yes, create two batch files containing one of the below sections in each. Technically its not a shortcut but it should work fine and simplistically. If it really must be a shortcut you can store the batch files elsewhere and make shortcuts to them i suppose. You can also run the command directly from a command prompt by typing them in manually, you don't need the @Echo Off part if you do. Whichever way you decide to run to the command, you need to make sure you have the proper access to change the service state (ie admin rights). So do it from a elevated command or by right clicking the batch file and selecting run as administrator.
@ECHO OFF NET >NUL stop uxsms
and
@ECHO OFF NET >NUL start uxsms