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Q&A: Why won’t AlwaysUp Start my Java Application?

  I have two Java socket applications installed in AlwaysUp. Even though they are similar and both are started from batch files, AlwaysUp runs one fine but has trouble with the other. Whenever I look in AlwaysUp, one Java entry always … Continue reading

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Our Software is TAA Compliant

What is the TAA? TAA refers to the Trade Agreements Act (19 U.S.C. & 2501-2582), which was enacted by the U.S. government in 1979 to foster fair and open international trade. The TAA requires that the U.S. Government acquire “U.S. … Continue reading

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Q&A: How can a Non-Admin User Start my AlwaysUp Service?

  Hi — long time user of AlwaysUp here! I followed your suggestion in the FAQ to allow my non-admin user to control the Windows Service that AlwaysUp created. Now he can run the NET command to start and stop our … Continue reading

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Q&A: How do I Launch a Service after AlwaysUp Starts my Application?

   I’m interested in purchasing your AlwaysUp application but would like some further information first if you don’t mind. My main goal is to run Google Drive for desktop as a service. But there is an existing Windows Service that … Continue reading

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Q&A: Can AlwaysUp Auto-Start and Recycle my Leaky Program Once per Day?

  I am trying out AlwaysUp and so far I like the way it works. I’m running this program as a service is for only two reasons: to start when the computer boots and (the most important one) to be able … Continue reading

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