Does not start scheduled recording (1 Viewer)

[saint21]

I want to thank you for the help! I appreciate that.
Computer, but did not wake.

 

[georgius]

I want to thank you for the help! I appreciate that.
Computer, but did not wake.

Just to clarifying: you keep running console application and let computer to sleep. Nothing except 'Press [ENTER] to finish.' was in the console window.

 

[georgius]

And also try this. Run console application and in command prompt (with admin privileges) run command 'powercfg -waketimers'. It should list at least console application timer.

 

[saint21]

Exactly so.[DOUBLEPOST=1414619324][/DOUBLEPOST]

I want to thank you for the help! I appreciate that.
Computer, but did not wake.

Just to clarifying: you keep running console application and let computer to sleep. Nothing except 'Press [ENTER] to finish.' was in the console window.

Exactly so.

 

[georgius]

Try attached testing console application. It does same, but after executing it writes some number. I hope that it will be 0. But for sure.

 

[saint21]

Running without your Application[DOUBLEPOST=1414620260][/DOUBLEPOST]Running with your application[DOUBLEPOST=1414620388][/DOUBLEPOST]I launched test2 and it is 0.

 

[georgius]

Running without your Application[DOUBLEPOST=1414620260][/DOUBLEPOST]Running with your application[DOUBLEPOST=1414620388][/DOUBLEPOST]I launched test2 and it is 0.

Everything seems to be correct. Anyway, what is the output of 'powercfg -A' command? It should list all available sleep modes.

 

[saint21]

It is available S3 mode. The other modes are not available.

 

[georgius]

I prepared native testing application, maybe is there problem with managed code. Run SleepTestCpp.exe and when 'Press [ENTER] to finish or wait for signaled state.' is written you can sleep computer. After 5 minutes it should wake up - you can check that wake timer is set with 'powercfg -waketimers' command.

 

[saint21]

I prepared native testing application, maybe is there problem with managed code. Run SleepTestCpp.exe and when 'Press [ENTER] to finish or wait for signaled state.' is written you can sleep computer. After 5 minutes it should wake up - you can check that wake timer is set with 'powercfg -waketimers' command.

I have not started the program. He wrote that my file is missing MSVCR100D.dll.