About how it works:

Subverting Vista UAC in Both 32 and 64 bit Architectures By Pero Matić

Application Compatibility - Session 0 Isolation By Craig Marcho

With the ability to start a process from the Windows service, we can:

1. Start a program with an interactive interface from a Windows service and restart it after it has been closed
2. Set some programs to start automatically at boot
3. For console applications, including but not limited to java, dotnet, node, etc., they can be deployed on Windows systems as no window like Windows services

You can download the program directly from the Release page. The interface you see is just a configuration interface for configuring the processes to be guarded here. After starting the service, you can close the configuration interface

Note: The configuration can take effect only after the service is started

Process Name: The name used to identify the current configuration item, only used for interface display

Full Path: Full path to executable

Parameters: The parameters be carried when starting the application, ignore this if you do not need any parameters

Start Once: Only started once during the service running

Minimize: For programs with an interactive interface, it can make it minimized to the taskbar when it starts, instead of popping up the interface as usual

NoWindow: For console applications, enabling this item can make it start like a windows service, without displaying the console at all