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How can I find the location of exe that runs as a windows service in run-time?
Started by Mohammadreza on
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If you're trying ....
Usually they run under windows\system32 even though you may have Application.ExecutablePath (if you're trying to get the running windows service's own application path).
Use the ServiceController Class.
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Can I run a windows presentation foundation app on a webserver over the internet, or does it run like a windows app where I have to download the code to each pc?
Started by TheMoot on
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In visual studio 2008, go to new project, click to create a new windows.
There is a method to run small WPF apps through the browser that runs through the browser.
Yes and no.
Then use Silverlight.
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I am planning to run a Windows Vista image on Windows Server 2003. From what I know, the VmWorstation on Windows Server 2003 doesn't support Windows Vista. Any idea on this?
Started by Ngu Soon Hui on
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by 5 people.
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Vmware Workstation can run pretty much anything that you can on a standard x86 or x64 based machine not see the operating system you....
If the current VMWare installation on the Server 2003 does not support .
To run it's supported clients.
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I'm under the impressions that Python runs in the Triforce smoothly. A program that runs in Windows will run in Linux. Is this sentiment correct?
Having said that, if I create my application in QT For Windows, will it run flawlessly in Linux/Mac as well...
Started by John McClane on
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The code that you write using Qt will work on Windows, Mac, Linux/X11, embedded Linux, Windows CE and Symbian without any change....
Recently i wrote an quite simple GUI-application, while it ran flawlessy on Windows, it didnt runYes.
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Nohup runs a process in the background. There is any equivalent for Windows?
Started by Jader Dias on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
You could run a scheduled task with the option to run only if the user....
Command1 command2This all depends on what your ultimate purpose is .
Can use the start command to run a process in the background of the command window.
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I've been told there's a tool which can be ran from a currently-running Windows to create an image of it, which later can be used, or converted to a format which can be used by vmware. Since I have some special conditions I wouldn't discuss, I need to...
Started by asdmin on
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by 3 people.
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Microsoft's WIM format (part of the WIndows Automated Install Kit - WAIK) also has some very nifty.
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I'd like to create an application using C# that...:
Can be run as a Windows application, with a GUI (it'll indicate progress, status, etc.)
OR
Can be run as a Windows service, without a GUI
Is it possible? Can someone get me started?
I guess the alternative...
Started by Keith Palmer on
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Have a look at the ServiceController....
I have programmed.
Http://www.google.com/search?complete=1&hl=en&q=run+windows+app+as+service&btnG=Google+Search&aq=0&oq=run+windows+app+as+
I'm doing something similar to what you're asking for.
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Possible Duplicate:
does windows7 come with something like virtualpc built in?
I heard you can somehow run a (virtual) Windows xp from within Windows 7
Anyone knows how to do it?
Specifically I want to install a program as if it was installed in windows...
Started by Juan Manuel on
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It's the best and most.
Windows XP Mode This does exactly what you want
You need a CPU with virtualization extensions
My recommendation would be to install VirtualBox and install Windows XP on that.
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Hello,
we run a cluster using 2xWindows 2003 Server + 2x Windows 2003r2 Server. Now we want to add 2 Windows 2008(r2?) Server to the fail over cluster. Is that possible? Or is it required to use the same OS (2008/2003) for all cluster nodes?
Thank you...
Started by Uwe on
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by 3 people.
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There are MANY new features in Windows Server 2008 clustering, plus it's built on a different kernel than Windows Server 2003 when it comes to hardware, you may ....
I believe that you have to go all Windows Server 2008 for a cluster.
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Like WAMP allows one to run a Unix-like webserver on an existing Windows PC, is there any way to setup a Windows Server installation on an existing Windows PC?
I'm looking at re-using one PC as a server, while allowing the user to work normally with his...
Started by Jeremy Rudd on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
You might find it simplest to simply run Virtual PC on the computer and virtualize the Server or printers? You can do that with non-Server Windows just fine, it's only to a limited number of concurrent configuration for a windows ....
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