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AW: PowerScheduler++ 1.2.1.2 - Stable version for MediaPortal 1.2.1 FINAL

The command must not have any parameters. The best thing you can do, is to put your "C:\Windows\System32\shutdown.exe -r -t 10" into a batch file and put the call to this in the Advanced tab (e.g. "C:\xyz\shutdown.bat"). When calling the batch, PS++ adds the parameter "suspend" (when running on suspend) or "wakeup" (when running on wakeup). In the batch file you can query the parameter to start the shutdown only on wakeup and not on suspend. See here for examples.

Michael

From the logs I can only tell you that PS++ did not prevent standby after the recording was finished. So it must be a windows issue.

If you have problems with standby / wakeup / away mode you should begin with nothing "special" (MP, PS client and server, "power tools") running on your system (just deactivate them - no need to uninstall) and see if your system is suspending automatically into the state configured (sleep, hybrid sleep, hibernate) after Windows idle timeout. If this does not work you should call "powercfg /requests" from the command prompt as Administrator to see what prevents your system from standby.
Only if everything is working fine you should activate the other programs step by step. And please send me logs, as soon as you have PS++ running...

Michael

<blockquote data-quote="michael_t" data-source="post: 821211" data-attributes="member: 85139">AW: PowerScheduler++ 1.2.1.2 - Stable version for MediaPortal 1.2.1 FINALThe command must not have any parameters. The best thing you can do, is to put your &quot;C:\Windows\System32\shutdown.exe -r -t 10&quot; into a batch file and put the call to this in the Advanced tab (e.g. &quot;C:\xyz\shutdown.bat&quot;). When calling the batch, PS++ adds the parameter &quot;suspend&quot; (when running on suspend) or &quot;wakeup&quot; (when running on wakeup). In the batch file you can query the parameter to start the shutdown only on wakeup and not on suspend. See <a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/tv-server-plugins-294/powerscheduler-1-2-1-2-stable-version-mediaportal-1-2-1-final-95463/index3.html#post736798" target="_blank">here </a>for examples.MichaelFrom the logs I can only tell you that PS++ did not prevent standby after the recording was finished. So it must be a windows issue.If you have problems with standby / wakeup / away mode you should begin with nothing &quot;special&quot; (MP, PS client and server, &quot;power tools&quot;) running on your system (just deactivate them - no need to uninstall) and see if your system is suspending automatically into the state configured (sleep, hybrid sleep, hibernate) after Windows idle timeout. If this does not work you should call &quot;powercfg /requests&quot; from the command prompt as Administrator to see what prevents your system from standby.Only if everything is working fine you should activate the other programs step by step. And please send me logs, as soon as you have PS++ running...Michael</blockquote>

[QUOTE="michael_t, post: 821211, member: 85139"] [b]AW: PowerScheduler++ 1.2.1.2 - Stable version for MediaPortal 1.2.1 FINAL[/b] The command must not have any parameters. The best thing you can do, is to put your "C:\Windows\System32\shutdown.exe -r -t 10" into a batch file and put the call to this in the Advanced tab (e.g. "C:\xyz\shutdown.bat"). When calling the batch, PS++ adds the parameter "suspend" (when running on suspend) or "wakeup" (when running on wakeup). In the batch file you can query the parameter to start the shutdown only on wakeup and not on suspend. See [URL="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/tv-server-plugins-294/powerscheduler-1-2-1-2-stable-version-mediaportal-1-2-1-final-95463/index3.html#post736798"]here [/URL]for examples. Michael From the logs I can only tell you that PS++ did not prevent standby after the recording was finished. So it must be a windows issue. If you have problems with standby / wakeup / away mode you should begin with nothing "special" (MP, PS client and server, "power tools") running on your system (just deactivate them - no need to uninstall) and see if your system is suspending automatically into the state configured (sleep, hybrid sleep, hibernate) after Windows idle timeout. If this does not work you should call "powercfg /requests" from the command prompt as Administrator to see what prevents your system from standby. Only if everything is working fine you should activate the other programs step by step. And please send me logs, as soon as you have PS++ running... Michael [/QUOTE]