- December 31, 2013
- 8
- 0
- Home Country
-
Australia
MP is not the only thing that my HTPC runs and sometimes I minimise the application and leave it like that overnight.
I found if I do that MP consistently cannot be maximised again the next morning. Task Manager says it's not responding.
Machine spec:
- Based on a second-hand HP DC7900 Small Form Factor box from eBay
- Core 2 Duo E8400
- AMD R7 240 graphics (for the HDMI port and digital audio)
- 6GB DDR2 RAM
- Boot drive is an Intel 530 SSD
- Data drive is a brand new 4TB WD Red NAS drive
- Windows 7 Ultimate
- Kaiser Baas TV Stick Duo as the tuner (dual DVB-T. on a USB port)
- TV is a Samsung series 6 55" Full HD.
I don't run into this problem if it's minimised only for a short period of time (minutes). My machine is not configured to sleep or hibernate so the obvious is ruled out. (Incidentally sleep does not work on this machine)
This happens in both 1.5 final and 1.6 final. I was actually hoping 1.6 was going to fix it but it didn't so I assume it's not a widespread issue? Any insight appreciated. If any log file etc can shed some light on this let me know.
I found if I do that MP consistently cannot be maximised again the next morning. Task Manager says it's not responding.
Machine spec:
- Based on a second-hand HP DC7900 Small Form Factor box from eBay
- Core 2 Duo E8400
- AMD R7 240 graphics (for the HDMI port and digital audio)
- 6GB DDR2 RAM
- Boot drive is an Intel 530 SSD
- Data drive is a brand new 4TB WD Red NAS drive
- Windows 7 Ultimate
- Kaiser Baas TV Stick Duo as the tuner (dual DVB-T. on a USB port)
- TV is a Samsung series 6 55" Full HD.
I don't run into this problem if it's minimised only for a short period of time (minutes). My machine is not configured to sleep or hibernate so the obvious is ruled out. (Incidentally sleep does not work on this machine)
This happens in both 1.5 final and 1.6 final. I was actually hoping 1.6 was going to fix it but it didn't so I assume it's not a widespread issue? Any insight appreciated. If any log file etc can shed some light on this let me know.