run as a service?

[x16wda]

Can Process Tamer run as a service?

[mouser]

there is no option for this, though you could use a 3rd party service-running tool to run it as a service.  im not sure what the benefit would be though.

[lanux128]

you can use FireDaemon, though..

[kooda]

there is no option for this, though you could use a 3rd party service-running tool to run it as a service.  im not sure what the benefit would be though.

-mouser (April 12, 2007, 08:37 PM)

I had a situation where I had to try this on a Windows 2000 Server using Terminal Services client. But the problem was that as soon as I logged off, the ProcessTamer tray utility also stopped working. So it was of no use. Then I tried Process Lasso 2.30 (x32 version) from Bitsum . But Process Lasso 2.30 wouldn't even work on Windows 2000 Server (works fine on Windows XP) and GUI would just hang with empty window (no values). So I uninstalled it after  installing/uninstalling a few times with no success. But then I found another utility on Bitsum web site called MakeService. These are the steps I took for my test setup:

• Install MakeService from Bitsum
  
• Install ProcessTamer and configure it to not start with Windows
  
• Use MakeService to create a Windows service to run ProcessTamerTray.exe
  

Worked like a charm. I didn't test it for extended period of time but seemed to work fine when I tested it.

[PhilB66]

Primasoft's RunAsSvc is an excellent freeware alternative.

[Ehtyar]

ThreadMaster is similar to process tamer but runs as a native NT service, perhaps it might suit your needs better.

Ehtyar.