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<blockquote data-quote="Luca Brasi" data-source="post: 873763" data-attributes="member: 60220"><p>Hi Pom,</p><p> </p><p>thanks for your thoughts. Maybe I found out something: When I got home I tested what happens if my htpc/server is woken up my another client and if it would go to sleep after this client went off. And it did! There was no more an entry for the away mode in powercfg /requests right after closing the client on the remote machine. So I thought "alright this might have something to do with my local client". So I went into local client config and disabled the ps++ plug in there . I did not set anything in the clients config except selecting the same profile and sleep time as in the servers config. Don't know why but now the Tvservice entry in away mode was gone and I could send it to sleep instantly. As I turned it back on again the entry was there again... So apparently something in the client, some other plug in or whatever is telling the tvservice to keep the machine in away mode. As I need the client plugin to keep the machine active while playing media I don't know what to do...</p><p> </p><p>Luca</p><p> </p><p>PS: If you need a solution for the annoying 'audio mute after returning from Away mode' prob I can show you a very easy solution for that with eventghost.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Luca Brasi, post: 873763, member: 60220"] Hi Pom, thanks for your thoughts. Maybe I found out something: When I got home I tested what happens if my htpc/server is woken up my another client and if it would go to sleep after this client went off. And it did! There was no more an entry for the away mode in powercfg /requests right after closing the client on the remote machine. So I thought "alright this might have something to do with my local client". So I went into local client config and disabled the ps++ plug in there . I did not set anything in the clients config except selecting the same profile and sleep time as in the servers config. Don't know why but now the Tvservice entry in away mode was gone and I could send it to sleep instantly. As I turned it back on again the entry was there again... So apparently something in the client, some other plug in or whatever is telling the tvservice to keep the machine in away mode. As I need the client plugin to keep the machine active while playing media I don't know what to do... Luca PS: If you need a solution for the annoying 'audio mute after returning from Away mode' prob I can show you a very easy solution for that with eventghost. [/QUOTE]
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