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<blockquote data-quote="Doron" data-source="post: 1002533" data-attributes="member: 18426"><p>Thank you for your answer Michael.</p><p> </p><p></p><p>I only want it to let Windows handle power management and go to suspend when possible. It works fine as long as the TV server is off. So might it be a problem in TVServer? Why is there a need for a plug-in that will do the power management? And even if there is a need for a plugin, I think in this case it could just handle situations for <strong>letting</strong> the computer go into suspend mode rather than situations for <strong>putting</strong> the computer into suspend mode.</p><p>For some people the power management of Windows does not work well, and then the plugin as it is does the job. But when the Windows power management works well, and it is clearly the TVServer which prevents suspend mode, taking care of the problem in TVServer would be the best.</p><p> </p><p></p><p> </p><p>Apparently needs a restart after setting the plugin, and then the plugin works. But I would still like to let Windows do it without enforcing suspend mode.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Doron, post: 1002533, member: 18426"] Thank you for your answer Michael. I only want it to let Windows handle power management and go to suspend when possible. It works fine as long as the TV server is off. So might it be a problem in TVServer? Why is there a need for a plug-in that will do the power management? And even if there is a need for a plugin, I think in this case it could just handle situations for [B]letting[/B] the computer go into suspend mode rather than situations for [B]putting[/B] the computer into suspend mode. For some people the power management of Windows does not work well, and then the plugin as it is does the job. But when the Windows power management works well, and it is clearly the TVServer which prevents suspend mode, taking care of the problem in TVServer would be the best. Apparently needs a restart after setting the plugin, and then the plugin works. But I would still like to let Windows do it without enforcing suspend mode. [/QUOTE]
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