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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1140873" data-attributes="member: 82144"><p>Yes, bingo. This would be the first thing I would do. My hypothesis is that you'd continue to experience the same problem, and that would prove the [primary] standby/resume problem has nothing to do with MP.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Like I said, I don't see USB problems, so I don't see the value... but if you think it is useful...</p><p></p><p></p><p>The MediaPortal.xml file is not a system file. It's just a MediaPortal configuration file. Therefore the system is not going to reset it.</p><p></p><p>In general I don't see how this helps... unless you're assuming that MP is somehow causing your standby/resume problems (which I would dispute). At the end of all of this I presume you're still going to want MP to automatically start TV after resume. Therefore you're probably going to need those options to be set. Therefore in my opinion you should leave the options enabled so that you can attempt to solve the standby/resume issue in a way that accommodates the options you want to use. But it's up to you what you do...</p><p></p><p></p><p>Yes, this is necessary for MP to function properly. It <em>will </em>affect the results when you attempt standby + resume with MP open. However, I think it would be better if you could get standby/resume sorted independently of MP first.</p><p></p><p></p><p>In relation to the standby/resume issue: I don't think it makes any difference, especially if I'm right and the standby/resume problem has nothing to do with MP.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Again, I think you'd be better served to sort out standby/resume independently of MP if possible. MP just adds complications. If it were me, I'd be ensuring my system can consistently survive any number of standby/resume cycles of any length before even opening MP. Like I said: forget about the automatically-start-TV-on-resume thing until you know Windows can resume successfully, because that's a prerequisite.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Yes, MP works on Windows 10.</p><p><u>Please settle on the platform you intend to use.</u></p><p>It feels like a waste of time attempting to solve problems with your current platform and configuration if you're going to switch platforms at some point in the very near future, because the problems that exist now may well change or vanish with a new version of Windows, new drivers etc. ...and then all this discussion was pointless.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1140873, member: 82144"] Yes, bingo. This would be the first thing I would do. My hypothesis is that you'd continue to experience the same problem, and that would prove the [primary] standby/resume problem has nothing to do with MP. Like I said, I don't see USB problems, so I don't see the value... but if you think it is useful... The MediaPortal.xml file is not a system file. It's just a MediaPortal configuration file. Therefore the system is not going to reset it. In general I don't see how this helps... unless you're assuming that MP is somehow causing your standby/resume problems (which I would dispute). At the end of all of this I presume you're still going to want MP to automatically start TV after resume. Therefore you're probably going to need those options to be set. Therefore in my opinion you should leave the options enabled so that you can attempt to solve the standby/resume issue in a way that accommodates the options you want to use. But it's up to you what you do... Yes, this is necessary for MP to function properly. It [I]will [/I]affect the results when you attempt standby + resume with MP open. However, I think it would be better if you could get standby/resume sorted independently of MP first. In relation to the standby/resume issue: I don't think it makes any difference, especially if I'm right and the standby/resume problem has nothing to do with MP. Again, I think you'd be better served to sort out standby/resume independently of MP if possible. MP just adds complications. If it were me, I'd be ensuring my system can consistently survive any number of standby/resume cycles of any length before even opening MP. Like I said: forget about the automatically-start-TV-on-resume thing until you know Windows can resume successfully, because that's a prerequisite. Yes, MP works on Windows 10. [U]Please settle on the platform you intend to use.[/U] It feels like a waste of time attempting to solve problems with your current platform and configuration if you're going to switch platforms at some point in the very near future, because the problems that exist now may well change or vanish with a new version of Windows, new drivers etc. ...and then all this discussion was pointless. [/QUOTE]
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