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winapi - How can I tell if the current process is a service or not (C++, Win32)?

How can I tell if the application my code is running in, is it in a service or an application? Why do I want to know this - I'm writing some code that is injected into the target application and that code has no way of knowing this information up front, so it has to work it out itself.

I cannot rely on any code being called from the service control manager, start, stop, or command line parameters.

I'm currently looking at GetConsoleWindow() which I hope will return NULL for a service (no console) and a window handle for any application (has a console). Not sure how valid this assumption is.

Any ideas for a better solution?

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Search the current process id (GetCurrentProcessId) from the list of all running services (EnumServicesStatusEx)?


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