Cameyo

Date: May 26, 2012

Virtualization of drivers and services in Cameyo 2RC1

Eyal · Senior Member

-services:direct

Date: May 26, 2012

Where you type "-services: direct"? confuse

Eyal · Senior Member

When you run the app:
Appname.virtual.exe -services:direct

Date: Jun 1, 2012

I found the window where you enter the command. Thank you. smile

Date: Jun 24, 2012

I still can not activate the services in Cameyo2

In the next release you can not automatically enable the virtualization of services and drivers?

Eyal · Senior Member

Hi,
You can read more about this feature on http://cameyoco.blogspot.com/ (Wednesday, April 25, 2012), but basically:
- It is currently in experimental form
- The reason it is not enabled by default is beause it's still experimental. Even when it will be enabled by default, users will still need to approve (confirmation box).

Date: Jun 26, 2012

I see.

So expect it to be activated.

Date: Jul 22, 2016

Coulfd you explain me where enter "-services: direct" ? thanks

buhlig · Newbie

One work around that i was able to come up with (not sure if its the best one) is to place your cameyo packaged executable into an accessible location, from there right click on your packaged executable and create a shortcut to it. Right click on the shortcut you just made and select properties. Inside those properties you can adjust the "Target" just append -services: direct. Once you do that your "target" line should read similar to this "C:\<path to file location>\<your application name.exe -services:direct"

if you like the command line you could open up your command prompt and change directory to your folder that houses your application (cd:\vApps), then just type in yourfilename.exe -services:direct

Attached are some screenshots that may help also...

Hope this helps a little

Ben

-- Edited by buhlig on Saturday 23rd of July 2016 12:36:49 PM

buhlig · Newbie

After a little more digging I found what I believe may be the preferred method.

Use Cameyo to edit your virtualized application. Click on "Change" in the startup section, locate the executable file in the display menu section, highlight the name and click "Modify". Under arguments, enter -services:direct and then"OK" complete your changes. walk through the remainder of the selection.

See the following screenshot

Hope this helps a little

Ben

-- Edited by buhlig on Monday 25th of July 2016 06:27:57 AM

mule · Guru

and if you don't like to type, you can check the box next to "Allow system services to be registered on target machine" in Package Editor under Advanced tab. This shows up only if the package recognizes services present.