Article - CS93677
Windchill Publishing Worker fails to publish when the worker daemon is run as a service
Modified: 03-Dec-2025
Applies To
- Creo View Adapters 1.0 to 12.1
- Windchill PDMLink 9.0 to 13.1
- Windchill PDM Essentials 10.1 to 11.1
- Windchill ProjectLink 9.0 to 13.1
- Pro/INTRALINK 8.x + 9.0 to 11.2
- PTC Arbortext Content Manager 9.0 to 11.1
- Adapter for SolidWorks
- Adapter for Unigraphics (NX)
- Adapter for Autodesk Inventor
- Adapter for Creo Element Direct Modeling/Drafting
- Theorem CADverter for CATIA V5
- Windchill Visualization Services (WVS)
- Microsoft Windows
Description
- Why does publishing fail when the CAD worker is started via the GS Worker Daemon or PTC Worker Daemon service and as the Windows System user?
- CAD worker gets stuck EXECUTING state whenever service mode GS Worker Daemon is used
- How to configure to start the GS Worker Daemon as a regular process and not as a service?
- File Synchronization enabled Windchill CAD workers are unstable on the Windows 7 platform, when started from the GS Worker Daemon service
- The Adapter for PDF based OFFICE worker is unstable when started as a Windows Service (CS16946)
- Worker publish without error or issue when started in the foreground vs. when started via the GS Worker Daemon service
- How to change the authenticated user in the GS Worker Daemon service on publisher machine
- Solidworks Worker throws "Fails to Start" in Worker Agent Admin
- How to configure Worker Daemon to start automatically in foreground when a worker machine is re-started?
- If the worker is up & running and worker machine gets shutdown due to some issue so in that case it will start worker daemon automatically in foreground.
- Many Scheduled Job are Failing to Publish. Showing Error:
Connection to worker has been closed.
- Unable to finish configuring Theorem Worker to run as a service due to security policy rules blocking the service account for Worker daemon
Service: WorkerDaemon Domain and account: ### This service account does not have the required user right "Log on as a service"
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