Just update the namespaces, and the ServiceName value appropriately for your project. If you have the tooling in place, then just follow the instructions at arcane code for using the designer surface to rename a few items and add a description. Or follow along here and do it via code. In the designer file code behind, change the service account used to run your windows service to the desired account type or credentials. I changed mine to run as LocalSystem per the following one line change.
I changed the display name and description for the benefit of any future server admin. I also changed the startup type to automatic so that the service starts anytime the server restarts. Change these to whatever suits your needs. To install this service on the server you only need to run a simple command at the command prompt, as administrator.
But to make frequent installs simple, I usually put these into batch files. I include these files in the windows service project. This command line executes InstallUtil which is part of windows server operating systems. Do not use the publish command on the project node. The following directions have worked since at least Visual Studio and continue to work today in Visual Studio Just switch to release configuration and build the project.
Then navigate to the build output folder and copy the contents to a staging folder on your server. If a prior version of the service was installed follow the uninstall directions before continuing.
I also recommend creating a folder to archive each release output before installation just in case configuration files were manually modified since the last deployment, and backing up the files before overwriting the previous installation, just in case you need to rollback sometime.
After backing up and uninstalling the prior version of your service, if applicable, then overwrite the target install folder contents with your latest version.
Exception occurred while initializing the installation: System. The system cannot find the file specified.. Your output should look something like the following. All rights reserved. Running a transacted installation. Beginning the Install phase of the installation. MultiWorkerS ervice. Ta sks. The Install phase completed successfully, and the Commit phase is beginning. It MUST run with elevated privileges in order to edit the hosts file. Having admin privileges is not sufficient unless UAC is deactivated.
Since this forum deals with home user queries, you might get more assistance when posting your question in a forum that deals with your problem application.
Home users do not normally modify the Hosts file! This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question 0.
Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. FileNotFoundException: File or assembly name windowsservice1, or one of its dependencies, was not found.. Any idea any clue will be appreciated. Thanks using System; using System. Collections; using System. ComponentModel; using System. Data; using System. Diagnostics; using System. ServiceProcess; using System.
Order is not important. Add serviceInstaller1 ; Installers. WriteLine "" ; Console. WriteLine "Committing Event occured. WriteLine "Committed Event occured. Forms Component Designer. Container ; this. Follow Post Reply. Brendan Grant.
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