Creating a Windows toast system without third party installations.

[AshutoshAvadhani]

Hello Sir, my name is Ashutosh Avadhani. As you know that I have to create a toast system without using any third-party installations. I have created a PowerShell script that can display a toast notification but I wanted a way to import this into a windows service. Can this be done where my existing application consume the new said service to display toast notifications?

Thank You for you time and help.

[Windos]

Hey there @AshutoshAvadhani, what're you trying to achieve with this "Windows Service"?

When generating your toast notification from a PowerShell script, all you have to do is run the script. You could do this by calling powershell and specifying a file to run (e.g. powershell.exe -file toast.ps1).

[Windos]

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