Professional Software for Windows Services / 24×7 OperationAlwaysUp 13.3 Introduces Log File Rollover and Expands the use of VariablesAlwaysUp version 13.3 was released to all customers on April 16, 2022. This update delivers a couple of significant improvements to help you run your programs as Windows Services — unattended and 24/7. AlwaysUp accepts special variables in the “Arguments” … Continue reading Posted in AlwaysUp Tagged alpha-anywhere, alwaysup, console-application, google-drive, new-release, node-js, windows-server-2022 Leave a comment Is AlwaysUp safe?Is our popular AlwaysUp software safe? To answer in one word — Yes! AlwaysUp is free of viruses, trojans, advertising and malware of any kind. That’s because the integrity of our software is our company’s highest priority. Indeed, we take … Continue reading Windows Server 2022: A Few Improvements, but No Changes to Windows ServicesIn this article… What’s new in Windows Server 2022 Windows Services: No new features or improvements AlwaysUp & Service Protector are fully compatible with Server 2022 More information & resources With surprisingly little fanfare, Microsoft released Windows Server 2022 in … Continue reading Posted in Windows Tagged alwaysup, new-release, service-protector, windows-server, windows-server-2022, windows-services Leave a comment Q&A: Why can’t I open my Dropbox files even though Smart Sync is off?I just installed AlwaysUp (13.3.3.17) specifically to keep a Dropbox synchronized with a Win 2012 R2 server. I have followed the installation guide (wizard and then double checked the setting). Smart Sync is turned off. The service seems to start … Continue reading We’re Not Affected by the December 2021 Apache Log4j VulnerabilityIn early December 2021, a severe remote code vulnerability was revealed in Apache Log4j — a very popular Java-based logging framework used by developers of web and server applications. The vulnerability affects a broad range of services and applications on … Continue reading Posted in Support Tagged alwaysup, log4j, security, service-protector, software-vulnerability, support Leave a comment |