You should create a Windows Service to run code in the background, without user interaction.
For example, a Windows Service will run even if no-one is logged on.
Any server that accepts connections (such as a mail, web, or FTP server) should usually be a Windows Service.
For example, a Windows Service will run even if no-one is logged on.
Any server that accepts connections (such as a mail, web, or FTP server) should usually be a Windows Service.
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