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<blockquote data-quote="dA.oOZe" data-source="post: 300756" data-attributes="member: 45999">Hi all.First to mention is, that my hibernate/wakeup is running quite smooth, so this is not an error related topic.If I understand this wakeup-thing correctly, Windows (or some program via API) writes information into the BIOS, telling it when the next wakeup is to be made. When the PC runs into standby/hibernate, the BIOS is responsible for the wakeup.But what happens, if it is missing this wakeup-time due to a powerloss or similar? Will it be aware of the powerloss and turn the computer on, when the power is re-established? I don't think, that there is such a logic implemented into current BIOS'.What does this mean to your scheduled recordings? IMHO the bios can hold just one wakeup information. If that time has passed without wakeup, the PC won't wakeup until you restart it manually, missing all scheduled recordings until that time.Anyone who can confirm this?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dA.oOZe, post: 300756, member: 45999"] Hi all. First to mention is, that my hibernate/wakeup is running quite smooth, so this is not an error related topic. If I understand this wakeup-thing correctly, Windows (or some program via API) writes information into the BIOS, telling it when the next wakeup is to be made. When the PC runs into standby/hibernate, the BIOS is responsible for the wakeup. But what happens, if it is missing this wakeup-time due to a powerloss or similar? Will it be aware of the powerloss and turn the computer on, when the power is re-established? I don't think, that there is such a logic implemented into current BIOS'. What does this mean to your scheduled recordings? IMHO the bios can hold just one wakeup information. If that time has passed without wakeup, the PC won't wakeup until you restart it manually, missing all scheduled recordings until that time. Anyone who can confirm this? [/QUOTE]

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