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If a Windows service runs an application that is normally very graphics
intensive, but it runs with no one logged onto the machine, does the graphics card's performance come into play? For example, I'm working with software that needs a decent video card or it will crash. I want to run this app via a Windows service with no one logged on. The video card is not good enough for this software. Does it matter? Thanks. - Luther |
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