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Our Software // Windows Services // 24×7 OperationQ & A: What is the Status of my Backup and Sync Windows Service?I’m trialing your product for running Google Backup and Sync as a service. Is there any way to see what is the update status? All I see is the option to click the info and see how long the service … Continue reading Goodbye Google Drive, Hello Backup and Sync!If you are running Google Drive as a windows service with AlwaysUp, beware: Google Drive is going away. The folks in Mountain View broke the news in a recent G Suite update, stating: Google Drive will no longer be supported … Continue reading Automatic Update Breaks Google Drive Windows ServiceGoogle Drive Service Not Synchronizing Files on Windows Last Thursday Jeremy Farber from Securis reported a problem with his Google Drive Windows Service: Having an issue with Google Drive where the sync doesn’t seem to take place right away. Any … Continue reading AlwaysUp Works Well on Windows 10 (but no keyboard or mouse in Session 0)Our month-long evaluation of AlwaysUp 9.1 running windows services on Windows 10 started soon after the new operating system was released on July 29th. Testing was comprehensive, targeting all major features including: Installation & setup Sending emails in response to … Continue reading
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AlwaysUp 9: Improvements for running Dropbox/Google Drive/Box Sync/OneDrive 24×7 in the backgroundWe are pleased to announce the availability of AlwaysUp version 9.0, our market leading run-anything-as-windows-service solution used by thousands worldwide! New features include: Better support for Dropbox, Google Drive and other Applications Programs that allow you to run only a … Continue reading Trouble running Google Drive 1.9 with AlwaysUp on Windows XP & Server 2003Over the past couple of years, several of our customers have been using AlwaysUp to run Google Drive as a Windows Service. But this past week, two customers, one on Windows XP and another running Windows Server 2003, reported that … Continue reading |
