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<blockquote data-quote="AIstudio" data-source="post: 382608" data-attributes="member: 63135"><p>Hi,</p><p> I would like to say great pluggin but as I am on Vista64 it has given me no amount of trouble.</p><p>My system has the Hauppage Nova T500 card and an S2 card in there and I was having trouble getting them to re initialise after a resume from sleep.</p><p>I installed your MPSH to see if I could get things to work. I to had the problem of no hardware shown in the drop down menu. I put the HTPC to sleep and woke it up. It skipped my hardware reinitialise as obviously I hadn't selected any. It seemed to be doing what was required.</p><p>I then did a full power down of the HTPC to do a hardware reset. After the HTPC was powered back up again everything then went haywire??</p><p></p><p>The HTPC kept going into sleep for no reason whatsoever. I had put it on to transfer some files to it across the network. By the time I went from my front room to my back room to send the files it had gone to sleep???? So I woke it up and tried to have a look to see what was going on. Whilst I was browsing it went into sleep on its own ????</p><p>I brought it back up and this just kept on happening. I noticed the yellow MPSH icon in the tray so exited it. No more shutting down. I then went to uninstall MPSH from its own uninstaller that comes with it. After a reboot MPSH was back??? I went to the uninstaller again but it said that it couldn't uninstall it as some components were missing??</p><p></p><p>I had my settings in MPSH as per Paranoid Delusion's settings earlier in this thread. I also had the power sheduler pluggin set up in TVserver.</p><p></p><p>Is it possible for me to manually uninstall the MPSH as it is wreaking havoc on my system right now</p><p></p><p>PS I tried reinstalling MPSH to rectify the missing files. I then uninstalled again, to which it said that it was successful. Restarted and MPSH was running in the system tray again??</p><p></p><p>Any help appreciated here</p><p></p><p>Regards</p><p></p><p>Kev</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AIstudio, post: 382608, member: 63135"] Hi, I would like to say great pluggin but as I am on Vista64 it has given me no amount of trouble. My system has the Hauppage Nova T500 card and an S2 card in there and I was having trouble getting them to re initialise after a resume from sleep. I installed your MPSH to see if I could get things to work. I to had the problem of no hardware shown in the drop down menu. I put the HTPC to sleep and woke it up. It skipped my hardware reinitialise as obviously I hadn't selected any. It seemed to be doing what was required. I then did a full power down of the HTPC to do a hardware reset. After the HTPC was powered back up again everything then went haywire?? The HTPC kept going into sleep for no reason whatsoever. I had put it on to transfer some files to it across the network. By the time I went from my front room to my back room to send the files it had gone to sleep???? So I woke it up and tried to have a look to see what was going on. Whilst I was browsing it went into sleep on its own ???? I brought it back up and this just kept on happening. I noticed the yellow MPSH icon in the tray so exited it. No more shutting down. I then went to uninstall MPSH from its own uninstaller that comes with it. After a reboot MPSH was back??? I went to the uninstaller again but it said that it couldn't uninstall it as some components were missing?? I had my settings in MPSH as per Paranoid Delusion's settings earlier in this thread. I also had the power sheduler pluggin set up in TVserver. Is it possible for me to manually uninstall the MPSH as it is wreaking havoc on my system right now PS I tried reinstalling MPSH to rectify the missing files. I then uninstalled again, to which it said that it was successful. Restarted and MPSH was running in the system tray again?? Any help appreciated here Regards Kev [/QUOTE]
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