Simple conversion of Windows desktop programs to service programs

I have a lot of automation programs adapted from some desktop programs that have been running on Windows servers. Program is too big, and is Win32 C + + written, to convert into a service program takes a lot of effort. I finally found a program called Srvany, which is part of the Windows Resource Kit that simply transforms the program into a service run. The steps are as follows:

Must be performed by administrator

1. Install Windows Resource Kit (Windows Server 2008 is said to be out of support, but no problem after trying)

Installation path C:\ResourceKit

2, run C:\ResourceKit\INSTSRV. EXE MyService C:\ResourceKit\SRVANY. Exe

3, run regedit

Find Hkey_local_machine\system\currentcontrolset\services\myservice

Create a new key called Parameters

In the parameters

Create a new value appdirectory the directory that points to the application

Create a new value application point to the application

Create a new value Appparameters list the run parameters

Execute, no problem

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Simple conversion of Windows desktop programs to service programs