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<blockquote data-quote="michael_t" data-source="post: 796335" data-attributes="member: 85139">AW: Re: PowerScheduler++ Test Versions for MP 1.2.x / 1.3 AlphaWaking up your PC by remote has nothing to do with MediaPortal or PowerScheduler. It is an operating system functionality in combination with hardware. Your hardware (IR receiver) detects that the remote is sending a special code (&quot;On&quot;) and wakes up (switches on) your PC. At the moment it is running again, the operating system continues the execution of the suspended programs and Mediaportal / PowerScheduler are active again...So first you should try to get your PC waking up from S3 by remote without complications by Mediaportal / PowerScheduler. Deactivate MP client and MP TV server (tvservice), set your Windows power settings to &quot;balanced&quot;, select default values and set your PC's power button action to &quot;Sleep&quot;. If there is any, you should also check your remote's software / drivers. Then try to suspend the system and wake it up with the power button. Repeat the same with your remote. If everything is working, you can reactivate Mediaportal and work on your PowerScheduler configuration...Michael</blockquote>

[QUOTE="michael_t, post: 796335, member: 85139"] [b]AW: Re: PowerScheduler++ Test Versions for MP 1.2.x / 1.3 Alpha[/b] Waking up your PC by remote has nothing to do with MediaPortal or PowerScheduler. It is an operating system functionality in combination with hardware. Your hardware (IR receiver) detects that the remote is sending a special code ("On") and wakes up (switches on) your PC. At the moment it is running again, the operating system continues the execution of the suspended programs and Mediaportal / PowerScheduler are active again... So first you should try to get your PC waking up from S3 by remote without complications by Mediaportal / PowerScheduler. Deactivate MP client and MP TV server (tvservice), set your Windows power settings to "balanced", select default values and set your PC's power button action to "Sleep". If there is any, you should also check your remote's software / drivers. Then try to suspend the system and wake it up with the power button. Repeat the same with your remote. If everything is working, you can reactivate Mediaportal and work on your PowerScheduler configuration... Michael [/QUOTE]

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