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Posted by: Deepak Kumar Vasudevan 8/19/2004

Managing Windows Services (Easy Way)

Recently, I had to develop a small piece of application in C# (.NET) and make it to run as a Windows Service. .NET provides rich support for developing and installing application as services like installutil.exe etc. But our old application had left instances of its unsupported windows service option, which I was thinking with fingers crossed on how to remove.

While searching a bit in Google, I got toknow of this nice tool from Microsoft Windows 2000 ResourceKit called sc.exe, which has good support to even remotely manage services on a different computer. Of course, you need to have administrative privileges on the system whose Service database you are currently operating on.

Here is some nice document on sc.exe:  http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=251192

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re: Managing Windows Services (Easy Way)    By Marc Woolfson on 8/28/2006
Perfect! Exactly what I was after when having difficulties trying to remove custom Windows Services.

Thanks.


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