So I had a look in the event logs and it turned out that the Microsoft. So, please make sure you check the event log to identify the root cause before beginning to get into perms, etc. In my case, I had to add 'Authenticated Users' in the list of 'Group or User Names' in the folder where the executable was installed. One of the causes for this error is insufficient permissions Authenticated Users in your local folder.
To give permission for 'Authenticated Users' Open the security tab in properties of your folder, Edit and Add 'Authenticated Users' group and Apply changes. Once this was done I was able to run services even through network service account before this I was only able to run with Local system account. Select property , security , edit and then add.
Your code may be running in the security context of a user that is not allowed to start a service. I have monitored sppsvc. This is tool that allows you monitor what a process does. If you monitor this service process, you should see an access denied somewhere, and on what resource the access denied is given.
For the error 5, i did the opposite to the solution above. I changed mine to local account, instead of network service account, and because i was logged in as administrator it worked. If you are getting this error on a server machine try give access to the folder you got the real windows service exe.
You should go to the security tab and select the Local Service as user and should give full access. You should do the same for the exe too. I accidentally set my service to run as Local service solution was to switch to Local System. After banging my had against my desk for a few hours trying to figure this out, somehow my "Main" method got emptied of it's code!
Making sure the service name inside the InitializeComponent matches the installer service name property. I had this issue today on a service that I was developing, and none of the other suggestions on this question worked.
In my case, I had a missing. I don't know if my answer would make sense to many, but I too faced the same issue and the solution was outrageously simple. All I had to do was to open the program which I used to run the code as an administrator. As the error popup suggests this is related to permission. So run the service as "LocalSystem" account. Install the service and voila. I resolved the same after checking event log.
All other answers talk about permissions issues - which make sense, given that's what the error message refers to. However, in my case, it was caused by a simple exception in my service code System. IndexOutOfRangeException , but it could be anything. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group.
Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. Error 5 : Access Denied when starting windows service Ask Question. Asked 11 years, 1 month ago. Active 4 months ago. Viewed k times. M 1, 2 2 gold badges 19 19 silver badges 34 34 bronze badges. Kris-I Kris-I Your second problem is not easy to solve from that message alone. You will need to look in your event logs and see what the real error is.
Check if the System accoun has access to the folder. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. In my case, it was a bad service configuration setting in app. Mangesh 4, 4 4 gold badges 43 43 silver badges 64 64 bronze badges. Justin Skiles Justin Skiles 9, 6 6 gold badges 48 48 silver badges 58 58 bronze badges. In my case about "Error 5", it was the Network Service has not access rights to the folder of the executable. Since it is for development, I did not want to place the files into folder Program File but a shared folder which I could copy files from the dev machine.
Cannot stop Norton however. Restart the system. Error 0x Access is denied. Below is the log it generates during reboot. Not scheduling a flush. Windows will continue to try to establish a connection. But I'm running out of ideas. Any help would be greatly appreciated! You've got much more work to do: 1. There is no-charge for support calls that are associated with security updates. Thanks for the suggestions. I ran MSRT 20 hrs! Fortunately no malicious software was found.
I did run multiple scans with Norton and AdAware in safe mode before and removed suspicious softwares. However, there are really useful information from the scan output.
Turns out the Security setting of wuauserv was corrupted. Can't remember how it happened. But it might have something to do some settings during multiple scans. Thanks for the help. After 3 days of seaching and comparing registries with 3 computers I found the Fix Error code 0x Can not enable Automatic Updates First Run Malwarbytes and your antivirus program to remove scum viruses.
After Viruses are removed. Remove the check marks named values and Data only Keys should remain checked. You do this by right clicking the imagepath on the right hand side pane and select modify HIT the F3 button to Find the next wuauserv key and do the same steps.
Finally, close Registry Editor. And Walla Automatic Updates if back. Therefore, I'm posting all the major steps I took along with the final procedure in order to help others out. This PC had a bad virus situation. I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. KahtleenTasman85 Independent Advisor.
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