y the way, if you know the dependencies, you could just do net start
> > and not check the return value, couldn't you? Or does MSI also complain
> > when net start throws an error?
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> > Kelly
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> > *"Dhaval Patel" <[E
things can get very hairy.
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ot check the return value, couldn't you? Or does MSI also complain when
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ust do net start and
not check the return value, couldn't you? Or does MSI also complain when
net start throws an error?
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I never figured out a built-in way (in WIX) to start/stop dependent Windows
services automagically. For example, the server has IIS installed along with
SMTP & POP3. When I stop IIS (via ServiceControl), the dependent services
also get stopped, but when I restart IIS (via ServiceControl), the depen
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