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Hi
tried powercfg -requestsoverride driver \FileSystem\srvnet system, but the computer is refusing to goto standby, I have file and printer sharing enabled but that shouldn't stop powerdown.
Log:
[2013-11-28 09:45:12,661] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: System is idle and may go to standby
[2013-11-28 09:45:12,661] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: Active standby is disabled - standby is handled by Windows
[2013-11-28 09:45:12,676] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: Requests preventing Windows standby: [DRIVER] \FileSystem\srvnet, [DRIVER] Legacy Kernel Caller
As a last resort, I tried forcing standby in tvserver settings by ticking 'PowerScheduler++ Forces System to go to Standby when idle' this seems to have sorted the problem, but I'm still not a sure why windows won't shut itself down, and are there any downsides to using this method?
tried powercfg -requestsoverride driver \FileSystem\srvnet system, but the computer is refusing to goto standby, I have file and printer sharing enabled but that shouldn't stop powerdown.
Log:
[2013-11-28 09:45:12,661] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: System is idle and may go to standby
[2013-11-28 09:45:12,661] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: Active standby is disabled - standby is handled by Windows
[2013-11-28 09:45:12,676] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: Requests preventing Windows standby: [DRIVER] \FileSystem\srvnet, [DRIVER] Legacy Kernel Caller
As a last resort, I tried forcing standby in tvserver settings by ticking 'PowerScheduler++ Forces System to go to Standby when idle' this seems to have sorted the problem, but I'm still not a sure why windows won't shut itself down, and are there any downsides to using this method?