Hello everyone, I am Lei Gong.
When developing with KingFusion software, when you need to reinstall the software or back up a certain folder, you often need to shut down all services before proceeding, otherwise it will cause some inexplicable problems.
The following is a record of the scenario and operation process when all services are shut down.
1. When uninstalling the software
When uninstalling the software, you must close all services (authorization, development, operation, GIS, video, etc.). If you uninstall the program directly without closing the service, the files will not be uninstalled cleanly. When you install it again (for example, they are all the default unified path) This may cause service abnormalities.
2. When upgrading patches
When development encounters bug-like problems and needs to upgrade patches, you need to stop and shut down all services. Otherwise, some files will be occupied and cannot be replaced, causing the upgrade to fail.
3. When backing up the program
When a folder needs to be backed up, just like upgrading a patch, if the service is not stopped, the backup may not be copied because it is occupied.
4. Close all service steps
When closing all services, generally follow the following steps. This is just a personal habit and is not absolutely correct. If there are any inaccuracies, you can correct them.
1. Stop all services through the service management tool;
2. Open the Task Manager, find the [KingWatchDog] service, right-click and select [Stop] to stop the service.
3. Close all node services.
Open cmd as administrator and enter the command: taskkill /t /f /im node.exe
Through the above 3 steps, you can shut down all services, perform uninstallation, upgrade, backup and other operations, and then start all services after all operations are completed. If the upgrade patch does not achieve the desired effect after the operation, you can try the universal restart of the computer.
5. Postscript
The above is a commonly used method to shut down all services in KingFusion development applications. You can refer to it if necessary. If there are any improper records, you are welcome to correct me.