How to install the program as a system service

How to install'Service Procedures.

In the start menu, click on "Run" and enter "msconfig" to have system services, find the service option of the corresponding program, check the box, restart, and ask if you are sure about the change. Check the box, OK

WindowsInstaller Service Startup Method:

1.First check whether this file is missing in the C: Windows System32 folder, if not, go to another machine to copy it, or go to ** a WindowsInstaller installation package, unzip it and copy it to C:

Windows System32 folder;

2.Click Start, click Run, type msiexec unregister, and then click OK. At this point, the system may not react in any way, even if the operation is completely correct;

3.Click Start, click Run, type msiexec regserver, and then click OK. At this point, the system may not respond in any way (even if you are doing it exactly right) and an hourglass may appear temporarily.

Once you run this command, you're done;

4.Try installing the Windows Installer-based application again, and you should now be able to launch the Windows Installer service normally.

If you use a Windows system, you can try to follow the following chain method to call Sun Xu as a chaincode for the system service installation and startup.

As long as you set the permissions, you don't have to worry about the program being deleted by others.

The installation component registers a single service on the system it is being installed on and makes the service control manager aware of its existence.

When using a service application, you can select a link in the Properties window to automatically add the appropriate installer to your project.

DescriptionThe property values of the service are copied from the service class to the installer class.

If you update property values on a service class, those property values are not automatically updated in the setup program.

When you add an installer to a project, a new class (named by default) is created in the project.

projectinstaller and create an instance of the appropriate installed components in it.

This class serves as the central point for all installed components required for the project.

For example, if you add a second service to your application and click the Add Installer link, instead of creating a second installer class, you add additional installation components required by the second service to the existing class.

To properly install the service, you don't need to do any special coding in the installer.

However, if you need to add special functionality to the setup process, you may occasionally need to modify the contents of the installer.

The dialog box and menu commands displayed in the description may differ from those described in Help, depending on the settings or version you are using.