Creating Multiple Windows Services

[Al]

I have a single project that contains 8 different windows services. There is
a seperate installation project in the solution for the Windows Services.
Both projects build fine with no errors. The installation project installs
the services without any errors. When I open the Computer Management for the
local system, I go to the first service and try to start it. At this point I
get a JIT error:

JIT Debugging failed the the following error: Access is denied
JIT Debugging was initialized by the user account 'NT AUTHORITY\LOCAL SERVICE'
Check the documentation index for 'Just-in-time debugging, errors' for more
information.

Then the service pops up the box that it couldnot start. My question is
whether the Local Service has some how changed its security context. I have
recently changed my password, and I am wondering if that has somehow
adversely affected the Local Service. I have tried setting the service to
login with my account information, but this fails also.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks.

[John Vottero]

"Al" <[e-mail]> wrote in message
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I have a single project that contains 8 different windows services. There
is
a seperate installation project in the solution for the Windows Services.
Both projects build fine with no errors. The installation project
installs
the services without any errors. When I open the Computer Management for
the
local system, I go to the first service and try to start it. At this
point I
get a JIT error:

JIT Debugging failed the the following error: Access is denied
JIT Debugging was initialized by the user account 'NT AUTHORITY\LOCAL
SERVICE'
Check the documentation index for 'Just-in-time debugging, errors' for
more
information.
It looks like your service is failing but the LOCAL SERVICE account can't
start the JIT Debugger. Check the event log to see if there's any
information on why the service failed in the first place.

Then the service pops up the box that it couldnot start. My question is
whether the Local Service has some how changed its security context. I
have
recently changed my password, and I am wondering if that has somehow
adversely affected the Local Service. I have tried setting the service to
login with my account information, but this fails also.

Does it fail with the same error?