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try something like this <br />
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InstallUtil /u yourservice.exe<br />
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try something like this

InstallUtil /u yourservice.exe



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the installutil is part of the .net framework and can be found in <br />
c:\windows\microsoft.net\f<wbr />ramework\v<wbr />1.x.xxxx where x.xxxx is the version of the framework you use
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the installutil is part of the .net framework and can be found in
c:\windows\microsoft.net\framework\v1.x.xxxx where x.xxxx is the version of the framework you use

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Also try RegSvcs from the .NET command prompt:<br />
regsvcs /u AssemblyName<br />
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for help:<br />
regsvcs /?
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Also try RegSvcs from the .NET command prompt:
regsvcs /u AssemblyName

for help:
regsvcs /?

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Yes, that's correct, I'm trying to make it go away from the list of services. &nbsp; I already tried to delete from \CurrenControlSet\Services<wbr /> but it is still listed. &nbsp;
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Yes, that's correct, I'm trying to make it go away from the list of services.   I already tried to delete from \CurrenControlSet\Services but it is still listed.  

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like I said before<br />
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InstallUtil /u yourservice.exe<br />
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this will remove it from the list
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like I said before

InstallUtil /u yourservice.exe

this will remove it from the list

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Is it possible to delete a windows service with .NET. &nbsp;If so an example would be great. &nbsp;I've looked at ServiceProcess.ServiceInst<wbr />aller.unin<wbr />stall but have not figured out how to use yet.
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Is it possible to delete a windows service with .NET.  If so an example would be great.  I've looked at ServiceProcess.ServiceInstaller.uninstall but have not figured out how to use yet.

Can you delete a service?

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