Resource Kit for Windows 7


  1. Clay
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    Resource Kit for Windows 7


    I grabbed the Win2k3 Resource Kit, but Win7 says it has some compatibility problems.

    I need to make use or instsrv.exe and anysrv.exe for a user defined service - are there any alternatives?
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  3. KpjCoffey
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    They worked for me.


    Clay - I know your post was a long time ago, but just within the hour I had a similar need to yours and decided to ignore the warning and successfully installed a user-defined service (DropBox) without any problems.

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