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<blockquote data-quote="robbo100" data-source="post: 665611" data-attributes="member: 91446">Basically, ensure hibernation is enabled, but make sure that the windows power saving timings are set to &quot;Never&quot; (except maybe the hard drive options so windows can power-save unused hard drives.Then configure the powerscheduler plug in both the client and server (make sure the same settings are put in both (inactivity time powerdown mode)).If you want the system to not hibernate if a certain program is active then make sure it is listed in the processes section of the server plugin (you can also stop hibernation based upon a threshold network activity level).There are a couple of other settings such as &quot;only hibernate on home screen&quot; - which is self explanatory, or &quot;Force hibernation&quot; - which can be used if you have problems getting it to hibernate for any reason.That is pretty much it. Is should all work fine. If not, then post your logs and people can help more.Robbo100</blockquote>

[QUOTE="robbo100, post: 665611, member: 91446"] Basically, ensure hibernation is enabled, but make sure that the windows power saving timings are set to "Never" (except maybe the hard drive options so windows can power-save unused hard drives. Then configure the powerscheduler plug in both the client and server (make sure the same settings are put in both (inactivity time powerdown mode)). If you want the system to not hibernate if a certain program is active then make sure it is listed in the processes section of the server plugin (you can also stop hibernation based upon a threshold network activity level). There are a couple of other settings such as "only hibernate on home screen" - which is self explanatory, or "Force hibernation" - which can be used if you have problems getting it to hibernate for any reason. That is pretty much it. Is should all work fine. If not, then post your logs and people can help more. Robbo100 [/QUOTE]

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