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<blockquote data-quote="4roma" data-source="post: 422507" data-attributes="member: 90787"><p>Well, found out there's a difference in a 1.0.1 to 1.0.2 upgrade and a clean 1.0.2 installation. My laptop has an upgraded MP version. To play around with and to learn or test skins with. My HTPC has a clean 1.0.2 install. I knew about the client plugin, but in my laptop install the plugin is called "PowerScheduler". Therefore I thought it to be the plugin I should disable. Checking the HTPC clean install, the plugin is indeed the "PowerScheduler client" plugin. The one that also should be enabled. </p><p></p><p>Yes, having to enable two plugins for the same purpose might be a bit confusing. But if different installs or installation methods show different plugins, it gets more confusing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="4roma, post: 422507, member: 90787"] Well, found out there's a difference in a 1.0.1 to 1.0.2 upgrade and a clean 1.0.2 installation. My laptop has an upgraded MP version. To play around with and to learn or test skins with. My HTPC has a clean 1.0.2 install. I knew about the client plugin, but in my laptop install the plugin is called "PowerScheduler". Therefore I thought it to be the plugin I should disable. Checking the HTPC clean install, the plugin is indeed the "PowerScheduler client" plugin. The one that also should be enabled. Yes, having to enable two plugins for the same purpose might be a bit confusing. But if different installs or installation methods show different plugins, it gets more confusing. [/QUOTE]
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