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To avoid the window, run the service under a different user, e.g. 
"System" instead of a specific user or vice versa.

Peter

On 10/12/2013 22:55, Maurice Amsellem wrote:
> According to jenkins gui, there are 4 ways of starting the slave :
> - Java web start (JNLP)
> - command line from master
> - via SSH on Unix machines
> - as a Windows Service.
>
> I am using JNLP, but maybe the other launch methods don't get a window.
> I am going to try "as a Windows Service".
>
> Is there a way to know how the slave is launched on b.a.o?
>
> Maurice