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<blockquote data-quote="toga67" data-source="post: 676099" data-attributes="member: 107617">Re: [New Plugin] PowerScheduler++ (New Version 1.1.1.6)Hello michael,sorry, the name &quot;task manager&quot; was wrong. i meant the &quot;task scheduler&quot; (Aufgabenplaner). Why does Powerscheduler do not use this windows &quot;tool&quot;?just to clarify i configured my pc so that it will go into standby if i push the power button or remote control. It is clear for me that the pc cannot wake up if it is switched off.I have a question for my understanding. I have a single seat installation of MediaPortal on my htpc. When i scheduled some recordings and exit MediaPortal client and do some other work and afterwards i go directly from windows 7 start menu into standby. Will the PC wake up for the recordings? My PC is not doing that. I remeber that i have read in another thread that you always have to go into standby via the MediaPortal menu. And if you like going into standy from the windows start menu then you have to use third pary software like GMPS because GMPS uses the windows task scheduler to wake up windows from standby. I wonder why this cannot be implemented directly into powerscheduler?Kind Regards,Thomas</blockquote>

[QUOTE="toga67, post: 676099, member: 107617"] [b]Re: [New Plugin] PowerScheduler++ (New Version 1.1.1.6)[/b] Hello michael, sorry, the name "task manager" was wrong. i meant the "task scheduler" (Aufgabenplaner). Why does Powerscheduler do not use this windows "tool"? just to clarify i configured my pc so that it will go into standby if i push the power button or remote control. It is clear for me that the pc cannot wake up if it is switched off. I have a question for my understanding. I have a single seat installation of MediaPortal on my htpc. When i scheduled some recordings and exit MediaPortal client and do some other work and afterwards i go directly from windows 7 start menu into standby. Will the PC wake up for the recordings? My PC is not doing that. I remeber that i have read in another thread that you always have to go into standby via the MediaPortal menu. And if you like going into standy from the windows start menu then you have to use third pary software like GMPS because GMPS uses the windows task scheduler to wake up windows from standby. I wonder why this cannot be implemented directly into powerscheduler? Kind Regards, Thomas [/QUOTE]

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