How does the lifecycle of Windows services differ from Standard EXE?

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How does the lifecycle of Windows services differ from Standard EXE?

Windows services lifecycle is managed by “Service Control Manager” which is responsible for starting and stopping the service and the applications do not have a user interface or produce any visual output, but “Standard executable” doesn’t require Control Manager and is directly related to the visual output

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