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AlwaysUp Feature Spotlight: Restrict Your App To Specific CPUs

Posted on June 23, 2025

What is the “restrict CPUs” feature? Why should I limit my application to one or more CPUs? How do I enable the “restrict CPUs” feature in AlwaysUp? How do I confirm that AlwaysUp is limiting my application to the designated … Continue reading →

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Windows Service Protector 5.3 Monitors Multiple CPUs

Posted on October 30, 2016

If you are responsible for keeping a CPU-hogging Windows Service running all the time, then we have some great news! Service Protector, our time-saving administrative tool that helps any Windows Service achieve 100% uptime, is now able to monitor processor … Continue reading →

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