How does windows service lifecycle differ from a .standard. Exe?
Answer / Nilam
A Windows Service runs in the background, starts automatically when the system boots up, and can run even if no user is logged in. It has its own process space and does not have a visible user interface. In contrast, a standard .exe application runs in the foreground, requires manual start-up, and usually has a visible user interface. A Windows Service is managed by the Service Control Manager (SCM), which can perform tasks like starting, stopping, pausing, and continuing the service.
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