Child processes that is started by a logon process ends when the parent process ends in Windows 2000
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I start a service on logon(written in C#.net). This service starts another process. My application has an interface with allows administrators to restart the service. However, when this service is restarted, it kills the child process launched from it. I want the child process to be alive even when the service is stopped on windows 2000. This issue exists only on windows 2000 by design. Can any one help me out in this?
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I start a service on logon(written in C#.net). This service starts another process. My application has an interface with allows administrators to restart the service. However, when this service is restarted, it kills the child process launched from it. I want the child process to be alive even when the service is stopped on windows 2000. This issue exists only on windows 2000 by design. Can any one help me out in this?
pranu_13 wrote:
This issue exists only on windows 2000 by design.
That's the answer. If it's by design, I think it's not possible to work-around it.
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