I need on my Windows an IIS, but the service should be stopped by default (i.e. at windows startup).
It is possible to deactivate the Service by default?
this service runs on a Notebook, an I want to save my ressources
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I would like to know if there is any way to stop/start a windows service with flutter/dart.
I intend to develop an windows application to assist in the ERP deployment. In some cases I need to restart the service after changing the configuration.
I have a Windows Service that runs an exe file and it is working fine under Win7 and Win8 Environments. But when I try the program in a Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2012 Environment, the service works but the exe file is not run. So I am wondering if there is a regedit key that blocks running of exe files when they are run from Session 0 or something similar.
I have noticed that Windows 2012 by default blocks running interactive programs. But I have already allowed it by setting the following value to zero.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Windows
NoInteractiveServices
When you install a Windows Service in Windows Server enviorment, you need to check Allow service to interact with desktop property in the service properties -> Log On.
When this property is enabled, try to restart Interactive Services Detection service.
I'm getting an error when I try to start an Application Pool in IIS7.
The error is called Service WAS was not found on computer'.'.'
I then googled "download Windows Process Activation Service (WAS) and I can't seem to find away to download it.
I'm running this on AWS on a remote desktop from my Windows 7 OS.
It is included in Windows and no additional download is needed.
You need to open Turn Windows features on or off in Control Panel and install it from there.
I'm currently reading the MSDN description of some Windows APIs, such as WTSEnumerateSessions for instance, and it has words, such as
... is used ... on a Terminal Server
and
... requires running Terminal Services
But there seems to be no explanation of what all that "terminal" stuff is and how can I make sure that it is actually running.
Can I be sure that every Windows XP SP3, Vista and Windows 7 machine has those terminal services running?
Terminal Services is the component of Windows that allows remote desktop sessions. Generally, you have a Windows Server that is running the Terminal Services role. Clients, whether it be a windows 7 box, or a thin client, connect to the terminal server using the RDP protocol.
WTSEnumerateSessions is meant to be run on such a server and returns a enumerated list of client sessions.
Windows XP, Vista, and 7 all have the ability to host remote desktop sessions, however it is not as powerful as the actual Terminal Services (now called Remote Desktop Services in Windows Server 2008 R2) role.
I have attached the process for my windows service which is running/started on my machine. In vs.net 2010 I have a few breakbpoints set in my service, but each of them says?:
'break point will not currently be hit'
what is the easiest way to get the debugging for windows services happening?
This is the correct way to debug the windows service but you should be sure that the files of the windows service are updated. I mean that whenever you build the windows service project you should stop the service, replace the windows service exe and the related dlls and then restart the windows service.