Description
ProcessAlive
ProcessAlive is a lightweight and portable piece of software designed to automatically restart specific processes in Windows that have been stopped for various reasons. It is an ideal solution for situations where critical background programs frequently crash, making it challenging to monitor them effectively. You can also set applications to run continuously until manually stopped with ease.
Key Features:
- Automatically restart specific processes in Windows
- Portable and lightweight software
- User-friendly interface for easy operation
- Integrate into Windows autostart sequence
- Minimize to the systray to make it non-intrusive
- No changes to Windows registry or extra files created
Technical Specifications:
- File: ProcessAlive-0.5.exe
- Publisher: Shane Gowland
- Price: Free
- Requirements: .NET Framework
- Platform: Windows
ProcessAlive is packed in a single executable file, allowing you to run it from any location on your hard drive or USB flash drive. It requires .NET Framework to function correctly and does not make any changes to the Windows registry or create additional files on your hard drive without permission.
The software features a user-friendly interface with a well-structured layout where you can easily add multiple applications to the list by specifying their .exe files through a file browser. With just one click, you can start the monitoring procedure, after which ProcessAlive can be minimized to the systray for a non-intrusive experience.
In our tests, ProcessAlive exhibited excellent stability, with no system hangs, crashes, or error messages. It had minimal impact on the computer's performance, running efficiently on low CPU and RAM usage.
Overall, ProcessAlive provides a straightforward platform for ensuring the continuous operation of essential programs on your Windows system.
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ProcessAlive ensures seamless operation by automatically restarting processes, maintaining system stability. A user-friendly interface adds to its appeal.