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Professional Software for Windows Services / 24×7 OperationQ & A: How do I force my .NET console application to run 64-bit?We have installed AlwaysUp version 9.7.2.88 (Sep. 2 2016) on Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard. We have multiple jobs that run a 64-bit .NET Console Application as a windows service, but we keep getting a SystemOutMemoryException error. What we found … Continue reading Posted in AlwaysUp Tagged 64-bit, alwaysup, console-application, corflags, dot-net, q&a, visual-studio 2 Comments Q & A: How Can I Generate a Crash Dump Before AlwaysUp Restarts my Application?Occasionally the application we’re running as a service stops responding, resulting in AlwaysUp restarting it. We would like to run a script prior to the restart to try to generate a crash-dump file so we can find out where the … Continue reading AlwaysUp 10.5: Restricted Rights, Smoother Shutdowns, and moreWe’re happy to announce a new version of AlwaysUp — our popular application that runs any application 24×7 as a Windows Service. It has been more than 6 months since the last public release so here is what’s new: Start … Continue reading Q & A: How Do I get AlwaysUp to Restart my Hung Script?My company uses AlwaysUp CLT to run our script every 5 minutes as a windows service. The script starts running when the PC boots and repeats every 5 minutes throughout the day. It usually takes a few seconds to do … Continue reading How do I Prevent the Interactive Services Detection Window from Constantly Coming Up?Why do I see the “Interactive Services Detection” window? The Interactive Services Detection (ISD) window appears whenever a Windows Service running on your computer is showing a window or prompt in Session 0 — a “background desktop” created when your … Continue reading Posted in AlwaysUp Tagged alwaysup, interactive-services, isds, q&a, session-0-isolation, ui0detect, windows-services 1 Comment |
