Services.exe IOCTLS (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
1/6/2010
The following table shows the Services.exe IOCTLS with a description of the purpose of each.
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This IOCTL provides a pointer to the accepted Windows socket. |
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This IOCTL turns a service's console on or off, depending on whether an "on" or "off" string is passed as an input parameter. |
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This IOCTL contains information specific to a certain service passed by the calling application. |
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This IOCTL sets the debug state of a service. |
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This IOCTL is passed as an input parameter along with the sockaddr structure when Services.exe calls the xxx_IOControl (Services.exe) function to register a service. |
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This IOCTL causes a service to configure the registry for the service to be automatically loaded on system initialization. |
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This IOCTL is passed as an input parameter along when Services.exe notifies every running service of address changes in the system. |
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This IOCTL causes a service to refresh its configuration parameters. |
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This IOCTL is passed as an input parameter along with the sockaddr structure when Services.exe calls the xxx_IOControl (Services.exe) function to register a service. |
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This IOCTL starts a service that was previously in the start state. |
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This IOCTL is sent to the service to indicate that all super service ports that are automatically created on service startup have been opened. |
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This IOCTL returns the current running state of the service. |
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This IOCTL stops the service. |
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This IOCTL causes a service to remove registry configuration for its auto-loading on system initialization. |
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This IOCTL is deprecated and should never be used. To cause a service to be unloaded, use the DeregisterService function instead. |
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This IOCTL provides a pointer to a callback function. |