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##= # The variable $Bit will hold either 64 or 32 depending on system architecture # This is used with all the ${Service::} macros # Use this in the beginning of your code. # This snippet should only be used once. # Var Bit System::Call "kernel32::GetCurrentProcess()i.s" System::C...
##= #= Service::QueryConfig # # USAGE: # ${Service::QueryConfig} "NAME" /DISABLEFSR $0 $1 # # ::QueryConfig = The service's binary path is returned. # NAME = The Service name # /DISABLEFSR = Disables redirection if x64. Use "" to skip. # $0 ...
##= #= Service::State # # USAGE: # ${Service::State} "NAME" /DISABLEFSR $0 $1 # # ::State = The service's status is returned. # NAME = The Service name # /DISABLEFSR = Disables redirection if x64. Use "" to skip. # $0 = Return after call...
##= #= Service::Start # # USAGE: # ${Service::Start} "NAME" /DISABLEFSR $0 $1 # # ::Start = Start a service. # NAME = The Service name # /DISABLEFSR = Disables redirection if x64. Use "" to skip. # $0 = Return after call # $1 ...
##= #= Service::Stop # # USAGE: # ${Service::Stop} "NAME" /DISABLEFSR $0 $1 # # ::Stop = Sends a STOP control request to a service. # NAME = The Service name # /DISABLEFSR = Disables redirection if x64. Use "" to skip. # $0 = Return aft...
##= #= Service::Remove # # USAGE: # ${Service::Remove} "NAME" /DISABLEFSR $0 $1 # # ::Remove = Deletes a service entry from the registry. # NAME = The Service name # /DISABLEFSR = Disables redirection if x64. Use "" to skip. # $0 = Return...

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