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How to create simple windows service application for my own computer to monitor time it is working.

Posted 31-Jul-12 23:52pm

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2012-08-01T00:13:00

Solution 1

Sample: Simple Windows Service which sends auto Email alerts[^]

MSDN: Details about Windows Service: Introduction to Windows Service Applications[^]

For more details, look here:
Simple Windows Service Sample[^]
Your first C# Web Service[^]
Windows Services in Action I[^]

Posted 1-Aug-12 0:13am

Sandeep Mewara

Mohamed Mitwalli · Answer 2 · 2012-08-01T00:20:00

Solution 2

Hi ,
Check this
http://devblog.grinn.net/2008/01/windows-services-in-c-part-1.html[^]
http://devblog.grinn.net/2008/02/windows-services-in-c-part-2-adding.html[^]
http://devblog.grinn.net/2008/02/windows-services-in-c-part-3-getting.html[^]
Best Regards
M.Mitwalli

Posted 1-Aug-12 0:20am

Mohamed Mitwalli

NeverJustHere · Answer 3 · 2014-04-20T16:39:00

Solution 4

You don;t need a windows service for this. Windows logs startup and shutdown events into the event log. You could get this data and determine when it's been on.

Posted 20-Apr-14 16:39pm

NeverJustHere