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<blockquote data-quote="Mike_S" data-source="post: 249789" data-attributes="member: 27632">RayThe same thing happens with hibernate as suspend, although I have not produced a log for it.MP goes to sleep normally (or hibernates) if there is no action but does not wake up. I can send it to sleep with the remote. I can even wake it up by using XP's scheduled tasks in control panel. But, frustratingly, it will not wake up to record a program using MP.As I said earlier, I have 2 hard drives with XP installed on both with dual boot. The first one is the one I have used for a year now with no problem, at least as far as waking up is concerned. I have now switched the default boot to the other drive, reinstalled everything, including SP2 and 90 security updates for XP. The hardware is the same. Everything is working perfecly except for waking up. I have uninstalled MP and reinstalled it - no change. I really feel this is a missing &quot;link&quot; between MP and XP, which is why I am asking how MP wakes up XP.Mike</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mike_S, post: 249789, member: 27632"] Ray The same thing happens with hibernate as suspend, although I have not produced a log for it. MP goes to sleep normally (or hibernates) if there is no action but does not wake up. I can send it to sleep with the remote. I can even wake it up by using XP's scheduled tasks in control panel. But, frustratingly, it will not wake up to record a program using MP. As I said earlier, I have 2 hard drives with XP installed on both with dual boot. The first one is the one I have used for a year now with no problem, at least as far as waking up is concerned. I have now switched the default boot to the other drive, reinstalled everything, including SP2 and 90 security updates for XP. The hardware is the same. Everything is working perfecly except for waking up. I have uninstalled MP and reinstalled it - no change. I really feel this is a missing "link" between MP and XP, which is why I am asking how MP wakes up XP. Mike [/QUOTE]

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