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<blockquote data-quote="michael_t" data-source="post: 820320" data-attributes="member: 85139">AW: Re: AW: Re: PowerScheduler++ Test Versions 1.2.5.x for MP 1.2.x / 1.3 AlphaIt checks only for user activity (mouse, keyboard, remote) and programs telling it not to suspend by calling SetThreadExecutionState(SYSTEM_REQUIRED).You said, that you went into away mode also if PS++ was disabled. So there must be another program / driver forcing away mode, since this is no permanent setting, but there must be a running thread making the SetThreadExecutionState(AWAYMODE) call. As soon as the tread dies the ExecutionState is reset. But no chance to clarify this without logs...This is correct.If you have problems with standby / wakeup / away mode you should begin with nothing &quot;special&quot; (MP, PS client and server, &quot;power tools&quot;) running on your system (just deactivate them - no need to uninstall) and see if your system is suspending into the state configured (sleep, hybrid sleep, hibernate) after Windows idle timeout. If this does not work you should call &quot;powercfg /requests&quot; from the command prompt as Administrator to see what prevents your system from standby.Only if everything is working fine you should activate the other programs step by step. And please send me logs, as soon as you have PS++ running...Michael-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------No need to have a look at the logs - you simply forgot to apply your settings (the &quot;Standby is handled by PowerScheduler++&quot; tells me this. It must be &quot;...by Windows&quot; if you really had applied P&amp;P Mode. To apply PS++ changes press the &quot;Apply&quot; button in the PS++ config or leave the Tv Configuration with &quot;OK&quot;).Michael</blockquote>

[QUOTE="michael_t, post: 820320, member: 85139"] [b]AW: Re: AW: Re: PowerScheduler++ Test Versions 1.2.5.x for MP 1.2.x / 1.3 Alpha[/b] It checks only for user activity (mouse, keyboard, remote) and programs telling it not to suspend by calling SetThreadExecutionState(SYSTEM_REQUIRED). You said, that you went into away mode also if PS++ was disabled. So there must be another program / driver forcing away mode, since this is no permanent setting, but there must be a running thread making the SetThreadExecutionState(AWAYMODE) call. As soon as the tread dies the ExecutionState is reset. But no chance to clarify this without logs... This is correct. If you have problems with standby / wakeup / away mode you should begin with nothing "special" (MP, PS client and server, "power tools") running on your system (just deactivate them - no need to uninstall) and see if your system is suspending into the state configured (sleep, hybrid sleep, hibernate) after Windows idle timeout. If this does not work you should call "powercfg /requests" from the command prompt as Administrator to see what prevents your system from standby. Only if everything is working fine you should activate the other programs step by step. And please send me logs, as soon as you have PS++ running... Michael ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No need to have a look at the logs - you simply forgot to apply your settings (the "Standby is handled by PowerScheduler++" tells me this. It must be "...by Windows" if you really had applied P&P Mode. To apply PS++ changes press the "Apply" button in the PS++ config or leave the Tv Configuration with "OK"). Michael [/QUOTE]

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