I have finished my Folding@Home Service Installer. It is a pretty simple program, and I made it very easy to use. After you have configured Folding@Home on the machine you want it set as a service on, simply "Drag-and-Drop" it onto this, and it is added into the Services list. Running this program without any arguments removes it from the Services list. Please note that this only works on Windows NT/2K/XP since Windows 9x doesn't have a "Services" thing. It makes no checks to see if you are an Administrator when installing a service, so it could fail adding as a service. When removing it makes a check, so if you are unsure try to add, then run it alone, and see if it successfully removed it, or if it doesn't exist. If it works, then re-add the file. Please note that this version doesn't start the service after installing it - you will need to restart the computer for it to take effect.
Note that it does not automatically add any command-line options/optimizations, such as -ForceASM or anything else. You will need to go into Admin Tools / Services to add this information. It is listed as "Folding@Home Distributed Computing Client" in the Services List.
I have included all of the souce code so you can customize it. I also included the icon I made, along with a .BMP and .XCF (Gimp) format so you can customize the icon. Read the comments in the main.cpp file regarding customizing this. This was developed in BloodShed DevC++. Enjoy.
http://files.timaxe.com/forums/folding_home2.zip
Edit:
Updated - this now links you to version 1.1, which is named "folding_home2.zip"
Note that it does not automatically add any command-line options/optimizations, such as -ForceASM or anything else. You will need to go into Admin Tools / Services to add this information. It is listed as "Folding@Home Distributed Computing Client" in the Services List.
I have included all of the souce code so you can customize it. I also included the icon I made, along with a .BMP and .XCF (Gimp) format so you can customize the icon. Read the comments in the main.cpp file regarding customizing this. This was developed in BloodShed DevC++. Enjoy.
http://files.timaxe.com/forums/folding_home2.zip
Edit:
Updated - this now links you to version 1.1, which is named "folding_home2.zip"