>>I have a Service developed in .NET and it needs no user to be logged in. The idea/purpose for the Service (for my need) is that it runs on the VM without anyone logged in. Maybe a Service based on the VFP .EXE is different though.
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>Services and Scheduled tasks use a Windows user account.
>Jeff's suggestion to create a special user account just for the service is the best way to go.
>No user need be logged in.
I am a little confused (my middle name is "confused" :) You wrote above "service" but you are Jeff suggest to have an EXE run from the Windows Scheduler. So, you just call this .exe "service". Is this correct?
And if this is correct, I will have to learn how to crate a Windows user account (on the VM) without having this account being logged in at all times.
Thank you.
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