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Essential Windows Services: DcomLaunch / DCOM Server Process Launcher

Posted on March 19, 2019 (Revised March 27, 2022)

In this article… What is the DcomLaunch (DCOM Server Process Launcher) service? What happens if I stop the DcomLaunch service? Questions? Problems? What is the DcomLaunch (DCOM Server Process Launcher) service? The DcomLaunch service implements Microsoft’s Component Object Model (COM) … Continue reading →

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Q & A: Can my CAE/Visio Application Run Properly as a Windows Service?

Posted on December 17, 2018

  I must run a Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) application as a service but it doesn’t work with AlwaysUp. I guess that Visio is the problem because the startup phase of the tool runs up to the Visio initialization (via COM) … Continue reading →

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