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Get yourself AnyService or FireDeamon.
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I want to run ping as a services.
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Huh? What are you trying to do? PING is a diagnostics application. Why would you want to have it running as service? This doesn't make sense.
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Huh? What are you trying to do? PING is a diagnostics application. Why would you want to have it running as service? This doesn't make sense.

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Alternatively, put PING in a batch file and use Task Scheduler to make it run as soon as the computer starts up. This is quick and easy; only disadvantage is that there's no way to tell if the program is still running short of using Task Manager. However, PING is fairly unlikely to crash on you, so this ought to be OK.
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Alternatively, put PING in a batch file and use Task Scheduler to make it run as soon as the computer starts up. This is quick and easy; only disadvantage is that there's no way to tell if the program is still running short of using Task Manager. However, PING is fairly unlikely to crash on you, so this ought to be OK.

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How can I run a batch file as a services?
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How can I run a batch file as a services?

Run a command as a services

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