Professional Software for Windows Services / 24×7 OperationService Protector 8.5: New Sanity Check, Windows 10/11 22H2 CompatibilityService Protector 8.5 is now available for download. Here’s what we worked on in this new version: Automatically restart your service when an important application isn’t running Does your service depend on an important “helper” application? If so, Service Protector … Continue reading Posted in Service Protector Tagged new-release, sanity-check, service-protector, windows-10, windows-11 Leave a comment Service Protector 8 Maximizes Service Uptime with Advanced Sanity ChecksService Protector 8.0 was released on November 9 2021. Here are the most significant changes in this new version: Easy to use Sanity Checks will help you keep your service running 24/7 Are you struggling with a Windows Service that … Continue reading Posted in Service Protector Tagged apache, new-release, sanity-check, service-protector, windows-11, windows-services Leave a comment Service Protector 7.0: Informative Email Alerts, Sanity Check Options and MoreAre you responsible for a temperamental Windows Service? If so, you should definitely check out the latest version of Service Protector — the easiest way to achieve 100% uptime today. Here’s what’s new in this release: Email alerts include recent … Continue reading Posted in Service Protector Tagged email, new-release, service-protector, windows-10-20H2, windows-services Leave a comment Q&A: How do I Test the “Check Web Server” Sanity Check?I’ve already started the trial of the Service Protector and I’m comfortable with the way it is working. I manually stopped my web service and Service Protector started it up right away. I’m specifically interested in detecting some nasty 502 … Continue reading Bulletproof your Windows Services with Service Protector Version 6Version 6 of Service Protector — our professional utility that babysits any Windows Service — was released a few days ago. Here is a quick look at what’s new: Easily restart service protection from the toolbar Customers who occasionally restart … Continue reading |