Sometimes when running a program, you need to make sure a port is open to external or internal traffic. While programs that do not accept traffic do no...

FireDaemon Pro makes it easy to start or stop a given Windows service on a schedule. To do so, take the following steps: Create your service as normal ...

If your Windows service stops and restarts on logoff, the following is likely happening:   When you log off, your app is sent a WM_ENDSESSIO...

Many crashes in SRCDS/HLDS just freeze the application, they don't cause it to close. FireDaemon can't detect when this happens, so it does...

Often FireDaemon Pro services are run off other local drives, such as the E: or F: drive. These drives could be a new local disk array, iSCSI targets or SA...

When running your Windows services with FireDaemon Pro, you may have to run your service a nominated local or domain user in order to access local or netwo...

Windows comes with a set of service control utilities that can make running FireDaemon Pro services easier. Here are a few examples. sc.exe sc.exe...

FireDaemon Pro can run applications off drives that have been mapped with subst (or applications that require a subst drive for some part of their ...

See these MSDN Articles:   Introduction to Windows Service Applications What is a Service Application?

The RunAs service allows you to run an application as different user. You typically launch applications in this mode via the command line or shortcut. The ...