Runs the application as a Windows service

Sometimes applications need to run in the background like Windows product key services to perform important tasks. In order for the application to do that, you need to use ServiceRunner.
When you log on to Windows using the Guest account, you can only execute some limited applications. However, if the application runs as a Windows 10 product key service, no matter what account you are using, even multiple users of the same application (such as "nets" instant "portable only a single executable file) in the same time still be. ServiceRunner is open source software that allows you to do that.
 Step 1: After downloading ServiceRunner, unzip to a folder, open the config.txt file inside that directory with Notepad, replace row 1 and line 2 with service name and path to actual file. Apply the application, press Ctrl + S to save.

Make sure the config.txt file is in the same directory as the ServiceInstaller.exe and ServiceRunner.exe files.

Step 2: Continue to declare the arguments used to execute the application in different modes at line 3 of the config.txt file. If there are no arguments, delete all the contents of line 3 and press Ctrl + S again to save. Below is an example:
Windows Remote Service
C: Program Fileswrswrs.exe -s

Step 3: Run ServiceInstaller.exe with the highest privilege (right click on ServiceInstaller.exe file, select Run as administrator), click Install, then click on Start button on the main interface of the program. At this point, the system will automatically understand the application you declared in the file config.txt is a service of Windows. To stop the service, press the Stop button, or if you want to remove the service, press the Uninstall button from the main interface.

To test whether the application actually runs as a Windows service, press Ctrl + Alt + Delete to open Task Manager, navigate to the Services tab, and find the application name from the list.