Windows Services
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I have created a Windows service using C#, and as a vanilla project - straight from the wizard it will not start. Previous dotnet based Windows services used to work but suddenly they seem to be incapable of starting, the service manager times them out. All other services are working fine. I am running Windows2000 Professional, service pack 3 - has anyone else seen or had a problem like this ? Thanks, Nic :confused:
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I have created a Windows service using C#, and as a vanilla project - straight from the wizard it will not start. Previous dotnet based Windows services used to work but suddenly they seem to be incapable of starting, the service manager times them out. All other services are working fine. I am running Windows2000 Professional, service pack 3 - has anyone else seen or had a problem like this ? Thanks, Nic :confused:
Check your event logs, both Application and System, and peek at the Security log while there. Usually the messages there will give you a hint. I often find help by looking the event source and message ID up on support.microsoft.com. Hope that helps :rolleyes: Burt Harris
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I have created a Windows service using C#, and as a vanilla project - straight from the wizard it will not start. Previous dotnet based Windows services used to work but suddenly they seem to be incapable of starting, the service manager times them out. All other services are working fine. I am running Windows2000 Professional, service pack 3 - has anyone else seen or had a problem like this ? Thanks, Nic :confused:
Nic Oughton wrote: has anyone else seen or had a problem like this ? Sure ... I did have similar problems like this. Some of the services were dependendant services , which were not sarting and the whole thing goofed up !!! Did ya check for any dependant services... Ragav
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Nic Oughton wrote: has anyone else seen or had a problem like this ? Sure ... I did have similar problems like this. Some of the services were dependendant services , which were not sarting and the whole thing goofed up !!! Did ya check for any dependant services... Ragav
Hi, There are no dependant services. When you had similar problems was it purely down to this - or were there other issues ? Thanks. Nic
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Check your event logs, both Application and System, and peek at the Security log while there. Usually the messages there will give you a hint. I often find help by looking the event source and message ID up on support.microsoft.com. Hope that helps :rolleyes: Burt Harris
Thanks for your reply, but unfortunately there are no indications in the log files. Cheers, Nic