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‎Sep 30, 2009
06:57 AM
settings to start service without administrator rights
Hi,
I install a service with the Installshield.
When I restart the computer and logon as administrator the service is started.
When I restart the computer and logon as guest without administrator rights the sevice is not started.
Which flags in the Installshield do I have to configure / to set, that the service also will be started, when I logon as guest without administrator rights?
I install a service with the Installshield.
When I restart the computer and logon as administrator the service is started.
When I restart the computer and logon as guest without administrator rights the sevice is not started.
Which flags in the Installshield do I have to configure / to set, that the service also will be started, when I logon as guest without administrator rights?
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‎Sep 30, 2009
10:39 AM
is the service set to run under the system service account or under a specific account?
depending on the settings for the system security sometimes you won't be able to run a service under a specific user account instead of the Service account unless logged in as that account. I have run into this problem before.
depending on the settings for the system security sometimes you won't be able to run a service under a specific user account instead of the Service account unless logged in as that account. I have run into this problem before.
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‎Sep 30, 2009
01:48 PM
It's beneath the following reg key:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MyService]
"Type"=dword:00000010
"Start"=dword:00000002
.....
..
1. What do you mean with system service account?
2. I guess the registry key shown aboth is the right one, right ?
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MyService]
"Type"=dword:00000010
"Start"=dword:00000002
.....
..
1. What do you mean with system service account?
2. I guess the registry key shown aboth is the right one, right ?
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‎Sep 30, 2009
05:14 PM
Now I got the error.
Yes the service realy get's started.
But the program wich is started in auto-run:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run]
, and wich is using the data provide by the service, is started in special conditions, sooner than the service.
When the computer is started, the user has to wait a small amount of time, before log in.
If he does so, the service is already running, and than the program, started with autorun, can access the needed data, producted by my service.
The descirbed error just occurs in some cases, when the user logs in as soon as he can. In this case sometimes the data, which are producte from the service, are not already present, since the program is started early than the service.
🙂
Yes the service realy get's started.
But the program wich is started in auto-run:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run]
, and wich is using the data provide by the service, is started in special conditions, sooner than the service.
When the computer is started, the user has to wait a small amount of time, before log in.
If he does so, the service is already running, and than the program, started with autorun, can access the needed data, producted by my service.
The descirbed error just occurs in some cases, when the user logs in as soon as he can. In this case sometimes the data, which are producte from the service, are not already present, since the program is started early than the service.
🙂
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