How do I uninstall a service I created?

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Mike

I created a service in Windows for some proprietary
software but have been unable to remove it. I created the
service using the following info in a command line but am
at a loss on what to use to remove the service from the
services window found under Administrative Tools. I was
able to delete it from the registry but this guy still
remains in services. Any help would be appreciated.


PMMService /install service=MIKELABELRPTSVR
commandline="c:\meds\med-reportserver MIKELABELRPTSVR
DBNAME UID PW service=MIKELABELRPTSVR"
 
Delete it from the registry services subkey.
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services

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Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
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:
| I created a service in Windows for some proprietary
| software but have been unable to remove it. I created the
| service using the following info in a command line but am
| at a loss on what to use to remove the service from the
| services window found under Administrative Tools. I was
| able to delete it from the registry but this guy still
| remains in services. Any help would be appreciated.
|
|
| PMMService /install service=MIKELABELRPTSVR
| commandline="c:\meds\med-reportserver MIKELABELRPTSVR
| DBNAME UID PW service=MIKELABELRPTSVR"
|
 
I created a service in Windows for some proprietary
software but have been unable to remove it. I created the
service using the following info in a command line but am
at a loss on what to use to remove the service from the
services window found under Administrative Tools. I was
able to delete it from the registry but this guy still
remains in services. Any help would be appreciated.


PMMService /install service=MIKELABELRPTSVR
commandline="c:\meds\med-reportserver MIKELABELRPTSVR
DBNAME UID PW service=MIKELABELRPTSVR"
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Use the registry, tip 324 in the 'Tips & Tricks' at http://www.jsiinc.com
to configure the Start value to Disabled (4)

Restart the computer and use the registry to delete the servicename key.


Jerold Schulman
Windows: General MVP
JSI, Inc.
http://www.jsiinc.com
 
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