| ID | Requirement | Description | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Process Monitoring | The service monitors a user-defined list of critical processes (e.g., MyApp.exe ). | | FR-02 | Heartbeat Mechanism | The service expects a "heartbeat" (registry key update or named pipe signal) from the monitored app every 30 seconds. | | FR-03 | Resource Throttling | If CPU usage stays above 95% for 60 seconds, the service logs the event and triggers a warning state. | | FR-04 | Auto-Recovery | If a heartbeat is missed 3 times consecutively, the service attempts to kill and restart the process. | | FR-05 | Hardware Watchdog | Interfaces with the Windows Hardware Watchdog Timer (WDT) to force a full system reboot if the software recovery fails. | | FR-06 | Unified Write Filter (UWF) Integration | Before a forced reboot, the service executes uwfmgr.exe disable to ensure logs are flushed to disk (if configured). |
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The official distribution method is through the or Visual Studio Subscriptions (MSDN) . | ID | Requirement | Description | |
Out of the box, Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC is stripped clean. | | FR-04 | Auto-Recovery | If a
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