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Mike-EEE
Hello Community,
I have a Azure VM that is based on Windows Server 2016. This morning I RDC'd into it, and it seems that it had rebooted. There was no prompt like I usually see, so I am a little perturbed.
Is there a way to 100% ensure that the server does not reboot no matter what unless I specifically ask it to?
For reference: The core problem here is that I have a .NET console application that I wrote that runs continually, and emits logging data. I turn this on when I login and have it run for an arbitrary amount of time. I did try to look into solutions for this, but the closest I found was when I log in. Preferably I would like to have this application start when the machine starts but also be visible (as a UI process) when I log in.
Also, there was a time there when Windows Server didn't need to be rebooted so much. What happened there?
Thank you,
Mike-EEE
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I have a Azure VM that is based on Windows Server 2016. This morning I RDC'd into it, and it seems that it had rebooted. There was no prompt like I usually see, so I am a little perturbed.
Is there a way to 100% ensure that the server does not reboot no matter what unless I specifically ask it to?
For reference: The core problem here is that I have a .NET console application that I wrote that runs continually, and emits logging data. I turn this on when I login and have it run for an arbitrary amount of time. I did try to look into solutions for this, but the closest I found was when I log in. Preferably I would like to have this application start when the machine starts but also be visible (as a UI process) when I log in.
Also, there was a time there when Windows Server didn't need to be rebooted so much. What happened there?
Thank you,
Mike-EEE
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