How To Install An Application As A Service

RemoteConnection

Aug 3 2005, 05:47 AM

simply enter in command proment :

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reg add HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run /v ServiceName /d "c:\path\to\service\file\exe"

mayank

Aug 3 2005, 07:20 AM

how will this help anyone..i mean where exactly it can be applied and can be fruitfull...can it help me in making my computer faster....its really old, if yes then please give some hints or may be a tutorial..so that more and more people can get the benefit.
thanks in advance.

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skynet

Aug 3 2005, 08:52 AM

What actually it will do? is there any good thing will happens?
What do you mean by install application to service, can you explain furthermore about this? it seems like I don't get it

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RemoteConnection

Aug 3 2005, 12:25 PM

well, when u gain access to another system u need install a backdoor on that system to have more access or static access , when u choose it as a service it'll harder to stop that backdoor! and also with being as service , u have more options about running this backdoor in windows ....
well mayank , what's ur OS ? your hardware models ? let me know to do sth.

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iGuest-

Jul 6 2008, 03:27 AM

Replying to mayank
Well. If you wanted to make a trojan horse or virus that runs without the users knowlege... This info is really helpful

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iGuest-Generic guy in trenchcoat

Aug 1 2008, 05:51 AM

You guys should do something useful with your skills
How To Install An Application As A Service

You guys should do something useful with your skills instead of making trojans. If an application is a service then you gain the ability to control its starting and stopping as well as its policies in terms of the user it runs under and such. Thats how I understand it anyhow. Unless you are controlling it directly from your windows services panel you will need an external program to operate it.

Put some thought into it and I am sure you could find something useful to do with it...

-reply by Generic guy in trenchcoat

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iGuest-Andesh

Aug 28 2008, 12:06 PM

Not as a service
How To Install An Application As A Service

Replying to RemoteConnection
I beg to differ...
This will not install an application as a service. It will only make the application run when windows starts thats all. It will not be a service in itself... Services start even if no user is logged in. The snippet you wrote will need a user to login before that application can launch

-reply by Andesh

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