Cannot access system32 file

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Hello all,

I have written a service in C# and I have implement piping method to communicate with my application. All goes fine and the communication work fine. But somehow, when I put the service inside system32 (currently use WIN7) the communication doesn't seem to work. From the recorded log, the error stated "couldn't establish connection with service(host)". How do I correct this? Any ideas?

Posted 17-Nov-10 18:09pm

Pdaus

Updated 17-Nov-10 18:12pm

JF2015

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2010-11-18T03:33:00

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Perhaps your service isn't starting properly or can't find a .DLL that it's using?

There is nothing special about the system32 folder that would prevent communication over named pipes.

I also don't recommend putting anything in the system32 folder. Why did you feel the need to do this?

Posted 18-Nov-10 3:33am

Dave Kreskowiak

Updated 18-Nov-10 3:34am

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Pdaus 18-Nov-10 21:16pm

Coz it reasonable as a part of system level (service level 0). Usually, users are not bother file inside system32.