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<blockquote data-quote="michael_t" data-source="post: 1094543" data-attributes="member: 85139">It makes no sense testing RESUMESUSPEND alone, since it always comes together with RESUMEAUTOMATIC. On Win7 RESUMEAUTOMATIC comes first to indicate that the system is resuming and then RESUMESUSPEND to indicate user activity. On Win8 the order of the both messages is changed, but the meaning remains the same. RESUMEAUTOMATIC may come alone if the system is waked up automatically (i.e. by a timer without user activity), RESUMESUSPEND can never appear alone without a previous RESUMEAUTOMATIC. Only if the user touches the system after it e.g. already woke up for recording there is a &quot;lone&quot; RESUMESUSPEND, but also in this case there was a RESUMEAUTOMATIC before (maybe long time before...).So please combine the RESUMESUSPEND and the RESUMEAUTOMATIC messages or better use a real scenario (e.g. mapping power button to &quot;sleep&quot;/&quot;hibernate&quot;, programming a recording) to test sleep / wakeup cycles.Michael</blockquote>

[QUOTE="michael_t, post: 1094543, member: 85139"] It makes no sense testing RESUMESUSPEND alone, since it always comes together with RESUMEAUTOMATIC. On Win7 RESUMEAUTOMATIC comes first to indicate that the system is resuming and then RESUMESUSPEND to indicate user activity. On Win8 the order of the both messages is changed, but the meaning remains the same. RESUMEAUTOMATIC may come alone if the system is waked up automatically (i.e. by a timer without user activity), RESUMESUSPEND can never appear alone without a previous RESUMEAUTOMATIC. Only if the user touches the system after it e.g. already woke up for recording there is a "lone" RESUMESUSPEND, but also in this case there was a RESUMEAUTOMATIC before (maybe long time before...). So please combine the RESUMESUSPEND and the RESUMEAUTOMATIC messages or better use a real scenario (e.g. mapping power button to "sleep"/"hibernate", programming a recording) to test sleep / wakeup cycles. Michael [/QUOTE]

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