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Guide: How to use flags with the F@H 5.00 service
1. Shut down that F@H instance through the Services manager 2. Run regedit and go to key HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\<service name> and edit the entry ImagePath, adding whatever flags you wish to the end. Exit regedit. 3. Re-open the Services manager, and verify that your changes appear there, and then restart the service. NOTE: Registry editing can be dangerous if you do it wrong, although the above is pretty straight forward. Use this procedure at your own risk! |
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