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<blockquote data-quote="Tucker76" data-source="post: 1127314" data-attributes="member: 151431">LennyW, thanks for the suggestion. I have been using the &quot;Balanced&quot; power option which I have adjusted to my liking. One of the advanced options is to allow wake timers to wake the PC. It is enabled. The &quot;High Performance&quot; power option also has the same option. I will try changing to the &quot;High Performance&quot; power setting to see if it make a difference.HTPC_Sourcer, to your point, I have tried putting the PC to sleep after scheduling a recording, then waking it manually. When I check the &quot;Active Tasks&quot; pane, there is still no listing for the Scheduled Start task. I looked at the TV Service log and the service seems to be looping trying to schedule the recording task with windows. The powercfg /waketimers command shows that a wake timer has been set in windows.&nbsp; I have attached the log. I am going to reinstall MoPo from scratch on an 8.1 system to see if I get any different results.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tucker76, post: 1127314, member: 151431"] LennyW, thanks for the suggestion. I have been using the "Balanced" power option which I have adjusted to my liking. One of the advanced options is to allow wake timers to wake the PC. It is enabled. The "High Performance" power option also has the same option. I will try changing to the "High Performance" power setting to see if it make a difference. HTPC_Sourcer, to your point, I have tried putting the PC to sleep after scheduling a recording, then waking it manually. When I check the "Active Tasks" pane, there is still no listing for the Scheduled Start task. I looked at the TV Service log and the service seems to be looping trying to schedule the recording task with windows. The powercfg /waketimers command shows that a wake timer has been set in windows. I have attached the log. I am going to reinstall MoPo from scratch on an 8.1 system to see if I get any different results. [/QUOTE]

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