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Professional Software for Windows Services / 24×7 OperationAlwaysUp Feature Spotlight: Run Your App in a User AccountHow do I run my application in a normal user account with AlwaysUp? Why not run in the LocalSystem account? Will AlwaysUp accept a domain account? Are Microsoft Entra ID/Azure Active Directory accounts supported? What happens to my AlwaysUp application/service … Continue reading Posted in AlwaysUp Tagged alwaysup, alwaysup-feature-spotlight, feature-spotlight, localsystem-account, user-acount Leave a comment Investigating OneDrive Failures in Session 0 on Windows ServerRecently, customers using AlwaysUp to run OneDrive 24/7 have been reporting a puzzling problem. Even though OneDrive starts as a Windows Service in Session 0, it doesn’t do its job. Files aren’t synchronized and AlwaysUp reports that “OneDrive has no … Continue reading Posted in AlwaysUp Tagged alwaysup, onedrive, onedrive-log-files, session-0-isolation, support, windows-server-2019, windows-server-2022 Leave a comment AlwaysUp Feature Spotlight: Scheduled RestartsWhat is a scheduled restart and how can it help me? How do I make AlwaysUp restart my application at a regular time? Can you show me a few examples? What are your best tips for scheduling a restart? What … Continue reading Posted in AlwaysUp Tagged alwaysup, alwaysup-feature-spotlight, feature-spotlight, regular-restart, schedule 2 Comments AlwaysUp Feature Spotlight: Run your App Without Admin RightsWhy should I run my application without admin rights? How do I make AlwaysUp start my application with basic rights only? What are your best tips for running my application without admin rights? Why should I run my application without … Continue reading Posted in AlwaysUp Tagged admin-rights, alwaysup, alwaysup-feature-spotlight, run-with-restricted-rights, security Leave a comment Q&A: How do I make AlwaysUp run my Batch File as a Windows Service?We purchased AlwaysUp to run a batch file that runs a web front end for a database. But when we plug it in it doesn’t work. AlwaysUp tries to run the script but gives up after five tries. The script … Continue reading |
