Environment
- Servy Version: 8.1 (Compiled with .NET 10)
- Operating System: Windows 11 Pro (Version 10.0.26200, Build 26200)
- User Account: Standard user (non-admin)
Description
In the latest version of Servy, resource monitoring (CPU, RAM and PID) for services is either not displaying data or showing static, incorrect values.
Observed Behavior
As shown in the monitoring grid:
- Service
pCloud (running rclone): The PID, CPU, and RAM columns display as N/A.
- Service
sendspin (running sendspin-cli): The PID is detected (7020), but CPU usage is stuck at 0% and RAM at 0.0 B. These values do not update in real-time and do not match the values reported by the Windows Task Manager.
Expected Behavior
The UI should accurately reflect real-time CPU and RAM usage for all running services, providing dynamic updates similar to the system Task Manager.
Steps to Reproduce
- Launch Servy v8.1.
- Configure a service to run a CLI tool (e.g.,
rclone or sendspin-cli).
- Set the service to run under a standard user account.
- Start the service.
- Observe the "PID", "CPU", and "RAM" columns in the Servy dashboard.

Environment
Description
In the latest version of Servy, resource monitoring (CPU, RAM and PID) for services is either not displaying data or showing static, incorrect values.
Observed Behavior
As shown in the monitoring grid:
pCloud(runningrclone): The PID, CPU, and RAM columns display asN/A.sendspin(runningsendspin-cli): The PID is detected (7020), but CPU usage is stuck at0%and RAM at0.0 B. These values do not update in real-time and do not match the values reported by the Windows Task Manager.Expected Behavior
The UI should accurately reflect real-time CPU and RAM usage for all running services, providing dynamic updates similar to the system Task Manager.
Steps to Reproduce
rcloneorsendspin-cli).