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<blockquote data-quote="doveman" data-source="post: 1020239" data-attributes="member: 67412"><p>I still can't seem to get Windows to reliably sleep. A lot of the time it does and then suddenly it won't and srvnet is mentioned, despite all the tweaks I've done to tell Windows to ignore that.</p><p> </p><p>So I'm going to give kiwijunglist's workaround a try and let PS++ manage standby. I'll still need to keep it awake when watching video with the RPi though, which I presume I can do by setting the network activity monitor to 50KB/s but I doubt that will prevent it going to sleep when I'm just browsing through movies, music or video folders. The thing is, I use a NFS server on the PC to share the media with XBMC, not SMB and so I don't think I can use PS++ Shares monitoring, so any ideas on how I can manage that?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="doveman, post: 1020239, member: 67412"] I still can't seem to get Windows to reliably sleep. A lot of the time it does and then suddenly it won't and srvnet is mentioned, despite all the tweaks I've done to tell Windows to ignore that. So I'm going to give kiwijunglist's workaround a try and let PS++ manage standby. I'll still need to keep it awake when watching video with the RPi though, which I presume I can do by setting the network activity monitor to 50KB/s but I doubt that will prevent it going to sleep when I'm just browsing through movies, music or video folders. The thing is, I use a NFS server on the PC to share the media with XBMC, not SMB and so I don't think I can use PS++ Shares monitoring, so any ideas on how I can manage that? [/QUOTE]
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