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<blockquote data-quote="MediaTobiPortal" data-source="post: 181719" data-attributes="member: 10606">All Vista Users know it,when you tell the TVServer to shutdown your PC after a certain time, PS will do that no matter if you use your PC or not.The problem is, PowerScheduler doesn´t recognize User Activity in Windows Vista (if this is wrong, please tell me...).That´s why I wrote a very little Autostart APP, that will ask you if you want PS to be enabled.If you press &quot;No&quot; a process called &quot;Autostart-Manager&quot; will keep running and prevent PS shutdowns:Installation:Extract the attached &quot;Autostart-Manager.rar&quot; to your autostart folder in your startmenu.Enter TVServer-Setup and add &quot;Autostart-Manager&quot; to the processes which can prevent standby (see attached picture).That´s it.To enable PS again, either use Taskmanager to kill Autostart-Manager.exe or use enablePS.bat (attached in enablePS.rar)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MediaTobiPortal, post: 181719, member: 10606"] All Vista Users know it, when you tell the TVServer to shutdown your PC after a certain time, PS will do that no matter if you use your PC or not. The problem is, PowerScheduler doesn´t recognize User Activity in Windows Vista (if this is wrong, please tell me...). That´s why I wrote a very little Autostart APP, that will ask you if you want PS to be enabled. If you press "No" a process called "Autostart-Manager" will keep running and prevent PS shutdowns: Installation: Extract the attached "Autostart-Manager.rar" to your autostart folder in your startmenu. Enter TVServer-Setup and add "Autostart-Manager" to the processes which can prevent standby (see attached picture). That´s it. To enable PS again, either use Taskmanager to kill Autostart-Manager.exe or use enablePS.bat (attached in enablePS.rar) [/QUOTE]

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