Yeah, that's just a very strange question. What daemon are you talking about, specifically? IIS is a httpd, ftpd, news, ASP, and so forth, for example.
By definition, dameons are server processes, often initiated at boot time, that run continuously while the system is up, waiting in the background until a process requires their service. For example, network daemons are idle until a process requests network access.
Based on that I'd have to agree that the closest thing to a daemon in Windows would be a service.
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