How to create a service with WMIC?
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I wrote a service program with WinAPI functions with c++ And I want to create that by wmic.exe in service manager with bellow command :
service create name="test" where path = "C:UsersmsiDesktopSampleService.exe"
But it give me the error :
Invalid format.
Hint: <assignlist> = <propertyname>=<propertyvalue> [, <assignlist>].
How can i create a service with wmic.exe tool?
services wmic
asked 1 hour ago
Mohammadreza Panahi
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I wrote a service program with WinAPI functions with c++ And I want to create that by wmic.exe in service manager with bellow command :
service create name="test" where path = "C:UsersmsiDesktopSampleService.exe"
But it give me the error :
Invalid format.
Hint: <assignlist> = <propertyname>=<propertyvalue> [, <assignlist>].
How can i create a service with wmic.exe tool?
services wmic
asked 1 hour ago
Mohammadreza Panahi
1157
why not use sc.exe from normal commandline? is wmic requirement?
– Drako
1 hour ago
@Drako I knowsc.exebut i have to use ofwmic.
– Mohammadreza Panahi
1 hour ago
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
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up vote
1
down vote
favorite
I wrote a service program with WinAPI functions with c++ And I want to create that by wmic.exe in service manager with bellow command :
service create name="test" where path = "C:UsersmsiDesktopSampleService.exe"
But it give me the error :
Invalid format.
Hint: <assignlist> = <propertyname>=<propertyvalue> [, <assignlist>].
How can i create a service with wmic.exe tool?
services wmic
asked 1 hour ago
Mohammadreza Panahi
1157
I wrote a service program with WinAPI functions with c++ And I want to create that by wmic.exe in service manager with bellow command :
service create name="test" where path = "C:UsersmsiDesktopSampleService.exe"
But it give me the error :
Invalid format.
Hint: <assignlist> = <propertyname>=<propertyvalue> [, <assignlist>].
How can i create a service with wmic.exe tool?
services wmic
services wmic
asked 1 hour ago
Mohammadreza Panahi
1157
asked 1 hour ago
Mohammadreza Panahi
1157
asked 1 hour ago
Mohammadreza Panahi
1157
asked 1 hour ago
Mohammadreza Panahi
1157
asked 1 hour ago
Mohammadreza Panahi
1157
1157
why not use sc.exe from normal commandline? is wmic requirement?
– Drako
1 hour ago
@Drako I knowsc.exebut i have to use ofwmic.
– Mohammadreza Panahi
1 hour ago
add a comment |
why not use sc.exe from normal commandline? is wmic requirement?
– Drako
1 hour ago
@Drako I knowsc.exebut i have to use ofwmic.
– Mohammadreza Panahi
1 hour ago
why not use sc.exe from normal commandline? is wmic requirement?
– Drako
1 hour ago
why not use sc.exe from normal commandline? is wmic requirement?
– Drako
1 hour ago
@Drako I know
sc.exe but i have to use of wmic.– Mohammadreza Panahi
1 hour ago
@Drako I know
sc.exe but i have to use of wmic.– Mohammadreza Panahi
1 hour ago
add a comment |
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why not use sc.exe from normal commandline? is wmic requirement?
– Drako
1 hour ago
@Drako I know
sc.exebut i have to use ofwmic.– Mohammadreza Panahi
1 hour ago