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Unable to configure Windchill to run as Windows Service

Pieter_Du_Toit
12-Amethyst

Unable to configure Windchill to run as Windows Service

Hi,

I have a Windchill virtual test environment set up.

I am unable to configure Windchill to run as a Service.

I get an error from the Shell, Access is denied.

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I am logged in as Administrator with Full Permission rights.

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I have also made the complete ptc folder read/write.

Assistance will be greatly appreciated.

 

Thank you

 

 

 

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In the command I see that you have written <Windchill>.

Can you try the same command without < >?

 

The point is the directory from where you are running the command, it should be able to access that path to WindchillServices.xml file. with < > it will not be a valid path.

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Sometimes, there are selective files which does not have access in your case it could be WindchillService.xml, please try to re-propagate the access permission recursively to all the child objects of Windchill folder, and see if that fixes your issue.

Alternatively you can look at Windows Event Viewer to find what is capture there., which may give you additional insights on what is the hidden error.

Hi Arpit,

 

Thank you for the response.

 

Full Control/Access is given all the way down to and including WindchillService.xml so I do not think that is the problem.

 

Can you perhaps guide me to which log/log entries I must look for in the Event Viewer? I have not worked with it much before.

 

Appreciate your help!

In the command I see that you have written <Windchill>.

Can you try the same command without < >?

 

The point is the directory from where you are running the command, it should be able to access that path to WindchillServices.xml file. with < > it will not be a valid path.

Thank you, solved the issue!

Just for anyone stumbling across this forum posting down the road;

 

Pieter may or may not have been referencing this knowledge article:

 

https://www.ptc.com/en/support/article?n=CS17799

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