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<blockquote data-quote="michael_t" data-source="post: 852791" data-attributes="member: 85139">It's not only the EPG grabbing but (from about 10 o'clock on) you had TOTALCMD running, which you configured to prevent standby. So please check your configuration both concerning the EPG settings (it is not ok that EPG grabbing takes hours and hours) and the processes configured to prevent standby. By the way: You can also configure EPG grabbing not to prevent standby in the PS++ config...You have to distinguish between &quot;shutdown&quot; (power off) and standby (power saving state S3 or S4). If your logs are saying &quot;windows recovered from an exceptional shutdown&quot; then it was a sudden &quot;shutdown&quot; (power off) which does not come from PS++ (not even if it was configured to shut down instead of sleep/hibernate).From the logs provided I can see nothing at all about a crash at 4:00. What situation (date, time) do you mean?PS++ replaces the original PS plugin, but restores it on uninstall. If you have problems with a clean PS++ uninstall, install and uninstall the beta version of PS++ for one time - this will definitively restore the original PS files.What do you mean with &quot;MP's own power manegement menu&quot; and why do you want to configure &quot;hibernate&quot; there and not in the windows power settings (remember: you configured PS++ to let Windows do the standby)?&nbsp;Michael</blockquote>

[QUOTE="michael_t, post: 852791, member: 85139"] It's not only the EPG grabbing but (from about 10 o'clock on) you had TOTALCMD running, which you configured to prevent standby. So please check your configuration both concerning the EPG settings (it is not ok that EPG grabbing takes hours and hours) and the processes configured to prevent standby. By the way: You can also configure EPG grabbing not to prevent standby in the PS++ config...You have to distinguish between "shutdown" (power off) and standby (power saving state S3 or S4). If your logs are saying "windows recovered from an exceptional shutdown" then it was a sudden "shutdown" (power off) which does not come from PS++ (not even if it was configured to shut down instead of sleep/hibernate).From the logs provided I can see nothing at all about a crash at 4:00. What situation (date, time) do you mean?PS++ replaces the original PS plugin, but restores it on uninstall. If you have problems with a clean PS++ uninstall, install and uninstall the beta version of PS++ for one time - this will definitively restore the original PS files.What do you mean with "MP's own power manegement menu" and why do you want to configure "hibernate" there and not in the windows power settings (remember: you configured PS++ to let Windows do the standby)? Michael [/QUOTE]

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