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<blockquote data-quote="Jay_UK" data-source="post: 867750" data-attributes="member: 98509">Hi there,&nbsp;I am running 1.2.6.0 of PS++&nbsp;I have a weird situation where a client of mine instantly goes to sleep once I have finished watching a video (via TVSeries).&nbsp;I have a seperate TV server which hosts the videos, the client accesses these via a UNC.&nbsp;The client is running W7x64 with MePo 1.2.3 with the latest PS++ (which matches the TVserver version). I have checked all the DLL versions of PS++ are correct on the client.&nbsp;I am using the HTPC profile, with a timeout of 30 minutes (tried others) in Expert mode&nbsp;I have tried both &quot;Apply recommended windows power settings&quot; and &quot;configure manually&quot;.&nbsp;I have &quot;PS++ forces system to go to standby&quot; disabled.&nbsp;Hybrid sleep is disabled, W7 itself is configured to standby after 30 minutes.&nbsp;I have attached my MePo log file. the last entry is the point it went to standby after watching the video.&nbsp;Many thanks,&nbsp;J.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jay_UK, post: 867750, member: 98509"] Hi there, I am running 1.2.6.0 of PS++ I have a weird situation where a client of mine instantly goes to sleep once I have finished watching a video (via TVSeries). I have a seperate TV server which hosts the videos, the client accesses these via a UNC. The client is running W7x64 with MePo 1.2.3 with the latest PS++ (which matches the TVserver version). I have checked all the DLL versions of PS++ are correct on the client. I am using the HTPC profile, with a timeout of 30 minutes (tried others) in Expert mode I have tried both "Apply recommended windows power settings" and "configure manually". I have "PS++ forces system to go to standby" disabled. Hybrid sleep is disabled, W7 itself is configured to standby after 30 minutes. I have attached my MePo log file. the last entry is the point it went to standby after watching the video. Many thanks, J. [/QUOTE]

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