LayoutSwitch | sample showing an easy way | Grid library

I do the same thing in my app. For every call my Sagas make, if an api error occurs and a 403 expired/unvalid token is raised, I dispatch there a redux action that clears localstorage and disconnect the user (I have a refresh token mechanism retry before that).

I'm not sure that you can attach an eventListener to a localStorage expiration, but placing a check at your API calls mechanism would be IMO a good practice.

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Doing something like:

Your ServiceDepenency elements appear to be listing the dlls and other files that your service's executable depends on. That is not the intention of the ServiceDependency element. It is supposed to list other services that must start before this service. The error you receive is likely due to the fact that LayoutSwitcherWinSvc.exe.config and all the *.dll files you list others are not the names of services installed on the target machine.

The fix is likely to remove these ServiceDependency elements. Then, only if your service depends on other services, add ServiceDependency elements for those services by name.

With that part solved, it appears your ServiceInstall and ServiceControl elements are still incorrect. In particular, the Name attributes don't match. In your example code, it appears you include leading whitespace in a lot of your elements, and I would remove that. But, even if that's just errata from copy and paste, the installed LayoutSwitcher differs from started Layout Switcher by some whitespace in the middle.

This matches the error 0x80070424 you mentioned in the comment, as 0x424 = 1060, and net helpmsg 1060 reports:

The specified service does not exist as an installed service.

Make sure that the ServiceInstall/@Name and ServiceControl/@Name attributes match what you used when manually starting the service. (Note that if your manual test was on the command line, it is strongly likely that any whitespace was implicitly removed.)