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<blockquote data-quote="nfox" data-source="post: 473294" data-attributes="member: 24296">I have done a quick search of the thread, and although I have found people with the same problem as me, I have not spotted a solution to the issue.Basically, if I put my htpc into standby (S3) manually by selecting &quot;Sleep&quot; from the power menu on the Home screen, then when the pc is woken up - either manually or automatically for a scheduled recording - MPSH performs the 4 tasks I have configured for resume.However, if the pc goes to sleep automatically - using PowerScheduler after a period of inactivity - then MPSH does not run any of the resume tasks.Checking the MPstandbyHandlerService.log I find the following: It seems that MPSH did not realise that the pc was put into standby in the first place, and therefore refuses to execute the resume tasks, believing that the pc has not actually resumed.From this information (and also from other sources) I am guessing that there is a &quot;going into standby&quot; notification that is used when the pc enters standby automatically that is different from the &quot;going into standby&quot; notification that is used when the pc is put into standby manually, and that MPSH does not recognise it.&nbsp; The ideal solution would seem to be to include this as a recognised notification, but I would be more than happy if MPSH simply executed the resume tasks whenever it received notification the the pc had resumed from standby, whether or not it had prior notification that the pc had entered standby.Any help would be most gratefully received.&nbsp; If any other logs or any other information are required then please let me know and I will post them asap.CheersNeil</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nfox, post: 473294, member: 24296"] I have done a quick search of the thread, and although I have found people with the same problem as me, I have not spotted a solution to the issue. Basically, if I put my htpc into standby (S3) manually by selecting "Sleep" from the power menu on the Home screen, then when the pc is woken up - either manually or automatically for a scheduled recording - MPSH performs the 4 tasks I have configured for resume. However, if the pc goes to sleep automatically - using PowerScheduler after a period of inactivity - then MPSH does not run any of the resume tasks. Checking the MPstandbyHandlerService.log I find the following: It seems that MPSH did not realise that the pc was put into standby in the first place, and therefore refuses to execute the resume tasks, believing that the pc has not actually resumed. From this information (and also from other sources) I am guessing that there is a "going into standby" notification that is used when the pc enters standby automatically that is different from the "going into standby" notification that is used when the pc is put into standby manually, and that MPSH does not recognise it. The ideal solution would seem to be to include this as a recognised notification, but I would be more than happy if MPSH simply executed the resume tasks whenever it received notification the the pc had resumed from standby, whether or not it had prior notification that the pc had entered standby. Any help would be most gratefully received. If any other logs or any other information are required then please let me know and I will post them asap. Cheers Neil [/QUOTE]

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