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<blockquote data-quote="Expupil" data-source="post: 772897" data-attributes="member: 96572">Re: PowerScheduler++ Test Versions - 1.1.7.1 for MP 1.2.0 BetaThanks for all the effort you have put into this plugin.I have switched to using this, from the standard Power Scheduler, as there there were problems when using a Kingston SSD and waking again after the first hibernate cycle. PowerScheduler++ has had no problems resuming from S4 Hibernate.But what I would prefer is to is wake from S5 Shutdown.Resuming from Hibernate or rebooting take about the same time on my system, so a clean reboot every power on would be my favorite choice.I tried using the S5 shutdown option in the settings, but although the wakeup timer is set before shutdown, the system does not wake up.Is it possible to make it work this way, or if not, can the system S4 hibernate without writing the hibernate file, so it always reboots when waking up?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Expupil, post: 772897, member: 96572"] [b]Re: PowerScheduler++ Test Versions - 1.1.7.1 for MP 1.2.0 Beta[/b] Thanks for all the effort you have put into this plugin. I have switched to using this, from the standard Power Scheduler, as there there were problems when using a Kingston SSD and waking again after the first hibernate cycle. PowerScheduler++ has had no problems resuming from S4 Hibernate. But what I would prefer is to is wake from S5 Shutdown. Resuming from Hibernate or rebooting take about the same time on my system, so a clean reboot every power on would be my favorite choice. I tried using the S5 shutdown option in the settings, but although the wakeup timer is set before shutdown, the system does not wake up. Is it possible to make it work this way, or if not, can the system S4 hibernate without writing the hibernate file, so it always reboots when waking up? [/QUOTE]

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