Obviously with easy way to disable in case you need it.
Features:
- Restart apps that crash. Such as some tray ones I constantly need to restart via a bat command line.
- Restart desired Service that is not open or crashed.
- Restart desired Service that uses more than a certain amount of CPU. (Corsair is one of them)
There is a "Keep Running (auto-restart)" feature that will do some of this. It's in the "More" process context menu. It may not handle services well though. Windows actually has a built-in feature to restart services that crash, it's in the service properties.
The Watchdog rules can restart processes that consume more than a certain amount of CPU, but are limited with services. We'll work on that!
Thanks for the feedback!
Quote from: sacco_belmonte on April 08, 2025, 02:01:31 PMObviously with easy way to disable in case you need it.
Features:
- Restart apps that crash. Such as some tray ones I constantly need to restart via a bat command line.
- Restart desired Service that is not open or crashed.
- Restart desired Service that uses more than a certain amount of CPU. (Corsair is one of them)
Thaks bro. Your feedback is really helpful (at least for me)