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<blockquote data-quote="D3tritus" data-source="post: 1053895" data-attributes="member: 67589">Hi,I've recently built a new Win7 HTPC using MePo v1.5.&nbsp; I've been using Power Scheduler to put my HTPC into S3 standby when idle.&nbsp; This works pretty well and I can wake from remote with no real problems.&nbsp; My issue is that I have the HTPC set to wake at 4am each day and perform a reboot.&nbsp; Previous experience on my old HTPC with much earlier (1.2/1.3) versions of MePo on WinXP has taught me that this is a good idea, as my old HTPC used to get sluggish if it wasn't rebooted regularly.&nbsp; My problem is that, when the HTPC is rebooted without the connected display equipment being on Media Portal doesn't detect the right resolution, and displays in a small corner in the top-left of the TV when I come to switch it on the next day.&nbsp; The desktop resolution appears OK at this point (I can see the taskbar at the bottom of the screen and it fills the full width of the display).&nbsp; Simply restarting MePo fixes the issue and it takes up the whole screen again.For the time-being, I've disabled the nightly reboots.&nbsp; Any suggestions for a longer term solution?Thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="D3tritus, post: 1053895, member: 67589"] Hi, I've recently built a new Win7 HTPC using MePo v1.5. I've been using Power Scheduler to put my HTPC into S3 standby when idle. This works pretty well and I can wake from remote with no real problems. My issue is that I have the HTPC set to wake at 4am each day and perform a reboot. Previous experience on my old HTPC with much earlier (1.2/1.3) versions of MePo on WinXP has taught me that this is a good idea, as my old HTPC used to get sluggish if it wasn't rebooted regularly. My problem is that, when the HTPC is rebooted without the connected display equipment being on Media Portal doesn't detect the right resolution, and displays in a small corner in the top-left of the TV when I come to switch it on the next day. The desktop resolution appears OK at this point (I can see the taskbar at the bottom of the screen and it fills the full width of the display). Simply restarting MePo fixes the issue and it takes up the whole screen again. For the time-being, I've disabled the nightly reboots. Any suggestions for a longer term solution? Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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