Corionis
   Service Manager

Monitor & manage selected Windows services

MSI Installer View on GitHub

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User Documentation

The Corionis Service Manager is a relatively simple program to install and use.

The topics below will be completed over time.

Why online documentation only? There are several good reasons to keep and serve the documentation pages from GitHub. The two primary reasons are 1) to keep the CSM program simple enough to only require the .exe, and 2) GitHub provides these GitHub Pages that are kept in the project’s GitHub repository. So the rich content and rendering are all capabilities provided by GitHub (Thanks for that!).


Getting Started

Using The Installer

First Start

  • First Start dialog or when no services have been selected.


Using the Corionis Service Manager (CSM)

User Privileges

  • Limitations based on user priviliges.
  • How to run CSM “As Administrator”.

Selecting Services

  • Navigating the list of services.
  • Saving or Canceling changes.

Monitoring Services

  • Starting and stopping services.
  • Changing the service start-up type.

Options

  • What are all these options?

Runtime Log

  • Log information not written to a file by default.
  • Saving and Clearing the Runtime Log tab.


Advanced Topics

Using The Keyboard

  • Alt and tab key assignments.

The INI File

  • If something goes wrong.
  • Resetting specific values.
  • Manually editing the services section.

The Available Icons

The Corionis Service Manager executable contains several round and square icons of different colors. These are useful if running multiple instances of CSM or if you just want a different shape or color.

Downloading The EXE Only

  • Installer and installation are not really needed.
  • Do not mix installer and .exe versions in the same directory.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What to do if CSM comes up off the visible screen. There’s a bug written on this one.
  • What to do if you overwrite an MSI installation with a downloaded .exe.



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