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Windows Server 2003

DaveH · 2004-09-16 14:30:02

Does anyone know how to install a driver as a service on Windows 2003. I have done some web searchs but can not find this. It is possible how ever to do this. Any help would be grateful. Thanks Dave

16-09-2004 2:30pm

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DaveH

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Does anyone know how to install a driver as a service on Windows 2003. I have done some web searchs but can not find this. It is possible how ever to do this.

Any help would be grateful.

Thanks
Dave

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#2 17-09-2004 11:55am

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That doesn't make any sense, a driver doesn't run in the same sense as an application, it is just an interface that is available to running processes that need to access a hardware device.

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#3 17-09-2004 11:27pm

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What are you trying to do ?

It is possible to have a program installed as a service.

The nearest is the infamous "plug and play" service

are you trying to disable/enable HW ?

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