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    Can somebody tell me how to Unregister a Service Process so that its name is not displayed in the TaskManager Process List. I required the solution for Windows XP platform. For Win9x platform, we can do it with RegisterServiceProcess API supported by Kernel32.dll. But the same thing is not working with WindowsXP since kernel32.dll doesnot support this API or It does not have this entry point. Is there some other way to implement this. CHEERS I.T. D.U.D.E

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      Can somebody tell me how to Unregister a Service Process so that its name is not displayed in the TaskManager Process List. I required the solution for Windows XP platform. For Win9x platform, we can do it with RegisterServiceProcess API supported by Kernel32.dll. But the same thing is not working with WindowsXP since kernel32.dll doesnot support this API or It does not have this entry point. Is there some other way to implement this. CHEERS I.T. D.U.D.E

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      If you're on NT, 2k, XP, 2k3, you should consider using a true windows service. For C# / .NET refer to the System.ServiceProcess Namespace. For Win32, see Using Services on MSDN including the section on Service Configuration Program Tasks.

      Ian Mariano - Bliki | Blog
      "We are all wave equations in the information matrix of the universe" - me

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