1. Download Rktools 2008 64

Recently I was presented a challenge of making an application run as a service. That part is usually not to hard, we can use the free Windows NT Resource Kit utilities and SRVANY.EXE to accomplish this. Many great how to’s have been written on this, and I will include links at the end to some of these great articles. But what happens when SRVANY.EXE doesn’t allow the program to run correctly? Doing a little research, I came across this little freeware application that helped out. It’s called Winserv and is free and open source. To get the tool, visit.

Once downloaded, I used the command line Winserv install MyServiceName PathToExecutable. That seemed to work as far as getting the application to load, but in my case, the remote programs that connected to this application still did not work. I got out by Mark Russinovich to see if I could trace why it was not working. Upon running this tool, I noticed that when the application ran via Winserv it was looking for a registry key that simply didn’t exist. Doing a little more digging, I decided to run the application with Interactive Mode enabled. (Inside the services.msc for my new service called MyServiceName is “Allow service to interact with desktop”).

In fact, just downloading the install kit (Rktools.exe) works just fine on both Windows 2008 and R2. The table below shows the distribution of these tools in Windows Server 2003. The Windows column indicates the tool is available natively in the OS. The Support Tools column signifies the 2003 Support Tools on the server.

ADVERTISINGDownload Klein Organic Chemistry 2nd Edition Solutions Manual Pdf book pdf free download link or read online here in PDF. Organic chemistry klein pdf online.

Download Rktools 2008 64

So checked this box, then re-ran the service. This time, Windows prompted me to see the interactive application. I clicked on it and selected it, and the actual application I was running via the service was prompting me for information.

This turned out to be the registry keys that RegMon indicated to me. I filled out the requirements the application wanted, and then closed the app.

This time I turned off Interactive Mode and re-ran the service. I then tested my clients application and it worked as expected. As I couldn’t leave good enough alone, I decided to remove WinServ and use the built in SRVANY.EXE application doing the same steps with Interactive Login.

It didn’t work. So I reverted back to WinServ and the application worked as expected, even on a x64 server. I’m not sure how WinServ works, but introduced in Windows Vista (and present in all versions of 7 and 2008) prevent Srvany-created Windows Services from showing up on your desktop. Services are now run in an isolated desktop (on Session 0) and their GUI elements won’t mingle with your regular windows applications. Microsoft made the changes to improve security, but it can be rather inconvenient at times!

Our company has developed. It can often get around the limitations of Session 0 Isolation and make your Windows Service visible.

You can try it free for 30 days to see if its worth the cash And you may want to review our page to see why we believe AlwaysUp superior. Keep writing!

This page contains software 5 star rated and certified free from virus and malware by several freeware download sites. You can use and redistribute the utilities and source code as you like, but remember to link back to this site or my e-mail address and always attach any following text file when you redistribute the utilities. Most of the programs here are compressed into ZIP files. ZIP files can be uncompressed in Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 but earlier versions of Windows require a third-party ZIP tool, like the freeware. The applications are not tested in all possible environments. Neither authors nor distributors should be held responsible for what the applications actually do when they are used. If you have any ideas or modifications of source code you would like to share,.

The tools published here are free with a very flexible. It is for example no problem to include any of the tools in a commercial product, as long as copyright information specifies that parts of the software belongs to me with some kind of reference, such as a web link, to or this page.

You do not need to make the source code available to your customers. This site does not use cookies for providing any features or functions. However, ads from Google on this site may use cookies. Donations Programs listed here are free to download and use. To make it possible to continue with this and pay for web site, software signing certificates and other costs a donation is always greatly appreciated.

For information about possible ways to donate money,. Links from Google. Not about my products, but might be of interest: On this page.

Advice and consultation available Need advice for programming projects or need a C/C, Visual Basic 6 or.NET C#/VB programmer? Advice how to optimize and simplify administration of computers and networks?

Have some kind of hard-to-solve problem with computers, networks, drivers, applications etc? Maybe I can help you. Send me an e-mail: or MSN to ol@ltr-data.se or call me at +46 70 345 89 52 or Skype: live:ol. (I speak Swedish, English, Danish and Norwegian.) Links to other projects Many useful ports of GNU utilities to Win32 by Karl M Syring are available. Many useful open source Windows NT driver projects. Other useful tools and interesting source code using undocumented native API:s and an Ext2 filesystem for NT project.

All file dates are in ISO date format, YYYY-MM-DD. This makes the list easier to sort.