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<blockquote data-quote="craigparris1" data-source="post: 598434" data-attributes="member: 75254"><p>Mate, a little bit more info would probably be handy. Do you have a single-seat installation, or are you trying to configure the server or client in a multi-seat setup? Is your BIOS configured to allow S3 (standby) or S4 (hibernate) sleep? Can you manually put the PC into standby or hibernate?</p><p></p><p>Also, if you look through your Mediaportal logs (there are TV-Server and client log files) you will likely find Powerscheduler entries that will tell you what it's trying to do, and what may be stopping it from shutting down the PC. The Windows event logs can also have events in there relating to shutdown/standby requests. If you're not sure what to look for, you could attach your logs to the thread and someone should be able to review them for you.</p><p></p><p>Cheers,</p><p>Craig</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="craigparris1, post: 598434, member: 75254"] Mate, a little bit more info would probably be handy. Do you have a single-seat installation, or are you trying to configure the server or client in a multi-seat setup? Is your BIOS configured to allow S3 (standby) or S4 (hibernate) sleep? Can you manually put the PC into standby or hibernate? Also, if you look through your Mediaportal logs (there are TV-Server and client log files) you will likely find Powerscheduler entries that will tell you what it's trying to do, and what may be stopping it from shutting down the PC. The Windows event logs can also have events in there relating to shutdown/standby requests. If you're not sure what to look for, you could attach your logs to the thread and someone should be able to review them for you. Cheers, Craig [/QUOTE]
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