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<blockquote data-quote="Paul" data-source="post: 102958" data-attributes="member: 28447">I am running 0.2.2.0, and also downloaded the latest PowerScheduler updates with that SVN a few days back. I posted a problem here:<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/showthread.php?t=14511" target="_blank">https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/showthread.php?t=14511</a>which was mainly caused by my misunderstanding of how PS works.But now I have set the &quot;idle time before shut down&quot; to zero, and powerscheduler still shuts down the system every now and then. The log file showes several attempts by PS to shut down, but it realized that the time was set to zero, and did not shut down.But it seems like PS is really eager to put my system into standby, and after like 8 or 10 attempts, it probably just said &quot;what the heck&quot; and went ahead to put my system into sleep.Does anybody else experience this problem? I have now set the idle time before shutdown to 90 minutes. Let's see what happens ...Thanks,Paul.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Paul, post: 102958, member: 28447"] I am running 0.2.2.0, and also downloaded the latest PowerScheduler updates with that SVN a few days back. I posted a problem here: [url]https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/showthread.php?t=14511[/url] which was mainly caused by my misunderstanding of how PS works. But now I have set the "idle time before shut down" to zero, and powerscheduler still shuts down the system every now and then. The log file showes several attempts by PS to shut down, but it realized that the time was set to zero, and did not shut down. But it seems like PS is really eager to put my system into standby, and after like 8 or 10 attempts, it probably just said "what the heck" and went ahead to put my system into sleep. Does anybody else experience this problem? I have now set the idle time before shutdown to 90 minutes. Let's see what happens ... Thanks, Paul. [/QUOTE]

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