Install a windows service: there is a util with Visual Studio: InstallUtil.exe. If I have a service MyService.exe and want to install it on a windows 7 without Visual Studio on it, how can I install it?
You can try NSSM (Non-Sucking Service Manager) for the times the "sc" doesn't work quite as expected. http://nssm.cc
I had an service I built in Go not too long ago that I could not get to run under "sc", nssm worked perfectly.
One way is to use sc.exe, which is part of OS. Example:
sc create **ServiceName** start= auto binPath= "c:\mydir\myService.exe"
where binPath is exe file containing your service.
if you don't want start type = automatic then you can use net start and net stop command on command line of windows to start and stop service respectively.
you can find installUtil.exe at "C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727", launch from CMD prompt, and add the path to your service
Couldn't get NSSM to work on my W7. It always put its own path as the path to the program I put in the Path box. Had to go manual with the sc example above. That worked perfectly. To get a list of sc parameters, just execute sc. The two * preceeding the ServiceName will cause the ServiceName to appear at the top of the C:\Windows\System32\compmgmt.msc list. To remove a service, use sc delete ServiceName. You will have focus the list and use the Refresh menu item to see the change in compmgmt.msc.
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