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<blockquote data-quote="daniel_1980" data-source="post: 799897" data-attributes="member: 44566">Peaks in CPU LoadHello,I have been using PowerScheduler++ for a long time and it was working great.But since I updated MP to 1.2.1 and activated the updated PowerScheduler++, MP is no longer usable.The reason is that &quot;TVService.exe&quot; has cyclic peaks in the CPU load up to 98% (measured with Windows Task-Manager) that occur with the period set in &quot;Check interval&quot; when PowerScheduler++ is enabled.When PowerScheduler++ is disabled the &quot;TVService.exe&quot; never has more than 8% CPU load.Stuttering playback occurs with the CPU load peaks.Playing with the priority of the the TV service makes watching videos or recordings possible, but watching live TV is impossible.The versions 1.2.1.0, 1.2.1.1, 1.2.5.0 behave the same.I did not have these issues mith MP 1.1.3 and the corresponding version of PowerScheduler++.So my questions are:- What are you doing in the check interval that needs much computation?- Could this be just a configuration issue / could my problem be solved by disabling the runtime critical functionality?- Do you need logs? Can you see stuttering TV in the logs/ do the logs include the CPU load?- How can I uninstall PowerScheduler++, so that the &quot;out-of-the-box&quot; PowerScheduler reappears in the plugins? It is gone when I uninstall via the &quot;Extension Installer&quot; tool.Thanks in advance,Daniel</blockquote>

[QUOTE="daniel_1980, post: 799897, member: 44566"] [b]Peaks in CPU Load[/b] Hello, I have been using PowerScheduler++ for a long time and it was working great. But since I updated MP to 1.2.1 and activated the updated PowerScheduler++, MP is no longer usable. The reason is that "TVService.exe" has cyclic peaks in the CPU load up to 98% (measured with Windows Task-Manager) that occur with the period set in "Check interval" when PowerScheduler++ is enabled. When PowerScheduler++ is disabled the "TVService.exe" never has more than 8% CPU load. Stuttering playback occurs with the CPU load peaks. Playing with the priority of the the TV service makes watching videos or recordings possible, but watching live TV is impossible. The versions 1.2.1.0, 1.2.1.1, 1.2.5.0 behave the same. I did not have these issues mith MP 1.1.3 and the corresponding version of PowerScheduler++. So my questions are: - What are you doing in the check interval that needs much computation? - Could this be just a configuration issue / could my problem be solved by disabling the runtime critical functionality? - Do you need logs? Can you see stuttering TV in the logs/ do the logs include the CPU load? - How can I uninstall PowerScheduler++, so that the "out-of-the-box" PowerScheduler reappears in the plugins? It is gone when I uninstall via the "Extension Installer" tool. Thanks in advance, Daniel [/QUOTE]

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