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Hi there,
You can enable this from BIOS.The watchdog timers allow the SP to reset or power down the system if the BIOS or operating system crashes or hangs.
The watchdog is a timer that is continually reset by a user application as long as the operating system and user application are running.
Click the Start menu and then choose Control Panel. In the Windows control panel, select the System and Security category, and then click RTX64. Click Configure the RTSS Subsystem > Configure the Watchdog Timer.
Enabling the Watchdog Timer is recommend for development but not for production systems since, when triggered, it will freeze all running RTSS threads on the system.
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