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How do you know if the added service is running or not? There are two ways to know the status, you may use the Details menu option that displays the relevant information. You can manually start the service, stop it, and restart it from the ServiceTray menu. But that's not exactly a huge deal, is it? It's just three clicks to setup the shortcut, and that's a one-time thing.

In other words, to add a new service you'll have to run the configuration wizard again. This is the ServiceTray icon for the specific service that you selected. It takes a couple of seconds for ServiceTray to create the shortcut.ĭouble-click on the shortcut, and you will see a new icon appear on the system tray. Click on the 'Create Shortcut' button to finish the process. The third step is to set up where the shortcut for the service will be saved at, in the Startup folder or on the Desktop. You may select an icon for the service, and you have six choices for this.

As I hinted earlier, you are not restricted to Windows services, i.e., the program also supports services created by third-party programs. The next step is to click on the drop-down menu to select the service. The first thing you will need to do is pick a service that you want to monitor. The program takes you through a set-up wizard when you install it. ServiceTray is a freeware application that lets you start, stop, restart services directly from a system tray icon. That's not exactly the fastest way though, since you have to open the tool, search through the list, find the service, and then start or stop it.

Download the last version for windows SystemTrayMenu 1.3.5.0