Redis hidden command-line window starts automatically under Windows

This period of time looked at the relevant content about Redis, and I didn't say much about Redis installation and general startup under Windows. You can refer to other blog http://www.cnblogs.com/edisonchou/p/3821228.html. I followed this blog to add the Windows service that started Redis, but when I started the service, I got an error: 1053: The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely manner. Such as:

I checked the relevant information, some people said it was because of WINDOWS8 system permissions. I just wondered if I could get around this error and implement the automatic start of Redis without having to start on the command line.

One, I write the start command to bat. As follows:

F:\redis\workspace\redis-server.exe F:\redis\workspace\redis.conf

Save As Createredis.bat

Second, use VBS to invoke bat.

New VBS file OPENREDIS.VBS. Write command:

CreateObject ("wscript.shell""cmd/c F:\redis\workspace\createredis.bat  ",0

Here's how to call VBS.

Method One: The program is called, the code is as follows:

New"wscript.exe""f:\\redis\\workspace\\ Openredis.vbs"; Process.Start (startinfo);

Method Two: Set the boot to start automatically.

In the registry key value

"HKEY_CURRENT_USER \software \microsoft \ Windows \CurrentVersion \run" creates a new string value Openredis, such as adding a VBS path, enabling the boot to automatically start Redis.