Windows Services pause automatically after sometime in windows 7

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I have created windows service in C#.NET.
When I have installed this in window 7 then it's working there are number of timers inside the service.
After sometime left(an hour or half hour) it will going to user login page then after login it will start the timer again from that position when we logged to the user PC.
But it will not restarted. Because I have logged some value at time starting the service.
I have started service at 11.00 then it will going to the user login page at 13.00 then it will not logged the value after logging. It means, it will paused for sometime.
How to avoid this windows service going to the paused mode?

Posted 1-Mar-12 2:16am

vrushali katkade

Updated 1-Mar-12 2:19am

Shahin Khorshidnia

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Herman<T>.Instance 1-Mar-12 8:23am

make it multithreaded.

vrushali katkade 1-Mar-12 8:42am

i not getting your solution can you explain it again. beacause i have used the multithreading in service

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Wes Aday · Answer 1 · 2012-03-01T03:05:00

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If you are not using a System.Threading.Timer then try that instead.

Posted 1-Mar-12 3:05am

Wes Aday

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vrushali katkade 1-Mar-12 9:13am

i have used the System.Threading.Timer in my service