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Q&A: Can my Legacy Application Read Network Drives when Run as a Service?

Posted on April 30, 2019

  I am evaluating AlwaysUp. I have a legacy application which must run as a local user. I can get it to run as a service using AlwaysUp. The application works with parameters. These point to a domain folder (eg. \\MyServer\Data1\). … Continue reading →

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