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<blockquote data-quote="Ste HCH" data-source="post: 923377" data-attributes="member: 120647">After following the suggestion to run taskschd.msc - planning util - Microsoft - Windowsdisable activities witch are scheduled and executed regardless of user connection my issue was solved.&nbsp;In my case I disabled:active dir, applic experience, customer experience, change defrag, media center, power effic diag, rac, registry, system resore, time sincro, windows backupWindows Defender - MP scheduled scanRegarding the problem: &quot;when unplugging and pluggin again the pwr supply cord the board powers on automatically&quot; Zotac answered:The power on from AC loss is a proven feature with this motherboard. The Pico PSU might be causing this issue please try with a standard ATX power supply unit first also please set the BIOS to optimal defaultsI will try (will take me some time...)&nbsp;Thanks a lot</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ste HCH, post: 923377, member: 120647"] After following the suggestion to run taskschd.msc - planning util - Microsoft - Windows disable activities witch are scheduled and executed regardless of user connection my issue was solved. In my case I disabled: active dir, applic experience, customer experience, change defrag, media center, power effic diag, rac, registry, system resore, time sincro, windows backup Windows Defender - MP scheduled scan Regarding the problem: "when unplugging and pluggin again the pwr supply cord the board powers on automatically" Zotac answered: [I]The power on from AC loss is a proven feature with this motherboard. The Pico PSU might be causing this issue please try with a standard ATX power supply unit [/I] [I]first also please set the BIOS to optimal defaults[/I] I will try (will take me some time...) Thanks a lot [/QUOTE]

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