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    I wrote a windows service in c#, with the final version of .NET. I am able to start the service in just a fraction of a second. But when I copy the same service exe to a different machine (which also has the .NET final version) and try to start the service, it times out throwing Error 1053:. What could be the reason?:confused: omkamal

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      I wrote a windows service in c#, with the final version of .NET. I am able to start the service in just a fraction of a second. But when I copy the same service exe to a different machine (which also has the .NET final version) and try to start the service, it times out throwing Error 1053:. What could be the reason?:confused: omkamal

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      Hello all, I finally found out what the problem is. I am sharing my views with you. "When you install a service and if your service's Account property is set to LocalSystem, then you need to have Administrator privilege (for the local system) to start the service. So if you have an NT user account and trying to start a service, make sure that you have local Admin privilege set to that NT user account on the machine that you are testing". For further details on how to do it... send mails to me... omkamal

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