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I have a Windows Service from which I have to run a process. However, that process requires admin privileges to run. Inside Process Explorer, I see that the service does run the process but the UI for that process does not appear up.
What am I missing here? How can this be rectified?
The services run in a separate session, with a separate desktop. Think of it as if the services where running in another remote desktop session. Anything with a GUI that you start from within a service will be shown in that hidden session, which cannot be accessed.