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<blockquote data-quote="gperkinson" data-source="post: 524158" data-attributes="member: 83961">Hi All,It's been a year since I last wrote in this forum, but I thought it is the best place to post my latest problem which is related to the Powerscheduler processes. I'm glad to say that my Vista 32 bit operating system is behaving itself much better since moving from SP1 to SP2 - all sleep / waking problems appear to be resolved.The specific issue I appear to be having is centred around the &quot;processes&quot; and the periodic &quot;no tuner card - cannot start timeshifting&quot; error. This appears to happen periodically after I have finished using one of the processes outside Media Portal e.g. internet explorer, handbrake etc without Media Portal on and the machine suddenly goesinto sleep mode as soon as I have finished with the application compared to Media Portal which appears to continue running for the allocated timeout before going into sleep mode.I guess my question is, when I exit an allocated &quot;process&quot;, is there a way of ensuring the machine goes to sleep after the scheduled timeout like Media Portal does?Any help appreciated.RegardsGrahamBump</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gperkinson, post: 524158, member: 83961"] Hi All, It's been a year since I last wrote in this forum, but I thought it is the best place to post my latest problem which is related to the Powerscheduler processes. I'm glad to say that my Vista 32 bit operating system is behaving itself much better since moving from SP1 to SP2 - all sleep / waking problems appear to be resolved. The specific issue I appear to be having is centred around the "processes" and the periodic "no tuner card - cannot start timeshifting" error. This appears to happen periodically after I have finished using one of the processes outside Media Portal e.g. internet explorer, handbrake etc without Media Portal on and the machine suddenly goesinto sleep mode as soon as I have finished with the application compared to Media Portal which appears to continue running for the allocated timeout before going into sleep mode. I guess my question is, when I exit an allocated "process", is there a way of ensuring the machine goes to sleep after the scheduled timeout like Media Portal does? Any help appreciated. Regards Graham Bump [/QUOTE]

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