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**Step 3:** Now, hover over your app and click on the **Settings** icon. Toggle the **Image Injection** option and click on **Save Changes** button. Click on **Start** to run your app on the selected device.
**Step 4:** After the above config, click on the **Start** button to start the session. Now, go to **Device Controls** in the toolbar as shown below. Select Image Injection and click **Upload Image** to inject the desired image from your computer to the app.
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**Step 7:** The black image is now replaced with an injected image.
**Step 1:** After executing your job, go to the [HyperExecute Dashboard](https://hyperexecute.lambdatest.com/hyperexecute/jobs) to check the status of the job.
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**Step 2:** Click on the **Background Service** button.
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**Step 3:** Click on the desired **background service** you have triggered to check its logs.
<details><summary>Is the service intended to operate within the same Virtual Machine or externally?</summary> Yes, the service will run within the same Virtual Machine. </details>
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