Professional Software for Windows Services / 24×7 OperationQ & A: How do I force my .NET console application to run 64-bit?We have installed AlwaysUp version 9.7.2.88 (Sep. 2 2016) on Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard. We have multiple jobs that run a 64-bit .NET Console Application as a windows service, but we keep getting a SystemOutMemoryException error. What we found … Continue reading Posted in AlwaysUp Tagged 64-bit, alwaysup, console-application, corflags, dot-net, q&a, visual-studio 2 Comments Q & A: How Can I Generate a Crash Dump Before AlwaysUp Restarts my Application?Occasionally the application we’re running as a service stops responding, resulting in AlwaysUp restarting it. We would like to run a script prior to the restart to try to generate a crash-dump file so we can find out where the … Continue reading AlwaysUp 10.5: Restricted Rights, Smoother Shutdowns, and moreWe’re happy to announce a new version of AlwaysUp — our popular application that runs any application 24×7 as a Windows Service. It has been more than 6 months since the last public release so here is what’s new: Start … Continue reading AlwaysUp not Working? Please Send us these Details so we can Help!Sorry to hear that you are having a problem running your application with AlwaysUp! Windows services can be tricky beasts but our team of experts has spent many years wrestling them into submission. Rest assured that we will do our … Continue reading Q & A: How Do I get AlwaysUp to Restart my Hung Script?My company uses AlwaysUp CLT to run our script every 5 minutes as a windows service. The script starts running when the PC boots and repeats every 5 minutes throughout the day. It usually takes a few seconds to do … Continue reading |