Windows 10: Create Service SC.EXE

Hi, how are you?

I need create a service with sc.exe o any program because i need start up a program when the computer is power on. (not a sesion)

I try this with task Scheadul but... does´t work. The problem never startup.

Any can help me ?*Biggrin

:)

 

Windows 10 Set time automatically not working

I had the same issue with the time service not updating the time frequent enough. I solved it by creating a scheduled task that runs every 30 minutes (you can do it at whatever interval you want). That task runs a script that looks like this

rem Start the time service

%windir%\system32\sc.exe start w32time

rem Let the service start before resync

timeout 10

rem issue command to resync

C:\Windows\System32\w32tm.exe /resync

rem Stop the service

%windir%\system32\sc.exe stop w32time

 

service named "Windows Search" does not exist; WSearch service - "Error 5: Access is denied"

In an Administrator Command Prompt see what you get from

sc.exe qc wsearch

and

sc.exe queryex wsearch

and

sc.exe qdescription wsearch

(since that seems to be a problem)

A PowerShell alternative is

Get-Service wsearch | fl *

Unfortunately (surprisingly) that doesn't show the Description.



HTH

Robert Aldwinckle

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From Admin Command:
==== Create a service ====
sc create "MyService" binpath= "E:\MyService.exe"

==== Delete a sevice ====
sc delete "MyService"

NOTE: Put a space after binpath= as shown above.

 

This is error i get when use this metod.

my program is Teamspeak.exe i call TS1

in english say: the services did not respond to the start or control request in timely fashion

 

sc.exe only works with programs that were specifically designed to run as a service. There are some specific requirements that must be met to qualify. The error you are getting is typical of applications that do not meet these requirements.

The best option is to check if the application has a built in method to run as a service.

Otherwise there is a program that claims to run any program as a service:
http://www.howtogeek.com/50786/using...ndows-service/

Note that I have not used this program and do not know if it will work for you.