You cannot start a service from the command line or from the debugger, you must first install the Windows service (using Installutil.exe), and then start it with the ServerExplorer, Windows Server Management tool, or the net start command

1. Run cmd as Administrator

2. Installing Windows Services

CD C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319 (InstallUtil.exe path, note that the version number of InstallUtil.exe needs to be the same as the version number of the project)

3. Installing Windows Services

InstallUtil.exe d:\ Project-related files \monitoringtest\dialtest\bin\debug\projecttest.exe (project path)

4. Start the Windows service

net start testservive (service name)

At first I was not very daring to operate, but encountered a problem I still decided to try, first on the internet to find the above steps, but do not understand (starting from the second step)

Note that the version number of the InstallUtil.exe needs to be the same as the project version number

Understanding: The CD is actually pointing to a path (see), found there are several versions, and then contact the third step, here is to say that your project file (EXE needs to install the run) is the need to operate in which environment, then specify to the path of a version to run. Practical operation is really possible

You cannot start a service from the command line or from the debugger, you must first install the Windows service (using Installutil.exe), and then start it with the ServerExplorer, Windows Server Management tool, or the net start command