How to create a program as a Service in Windows NT?

In effect, you create your program as soon as service, for example, use the Windows calculator:

sc create yousrvnamehere binPath= "c:\windows\system32\calc.exe"

Note: Do not forget the space between the binPath the way, since it only understand that there is something after the space. (A strange bug by Microsoft that is in sc.exe, possibly to hinder the creation of programs and service users by users)

So you create a service for the program to follow. By default, when adding the service without adding more arguments, it is off by default, then go to "services.msc" from the start of the run and look for "yousrvnamehere" in the list and double-click, and then click Start.

Depending on the program, errors can occur, since it is running as SYSTEM, which is the main account of the system, and has some limitations for programs with graphical interface or a component. This is because the program runs on another program, which is svchost.exe, which handles the task of passing the treads correct for the secure processing services.