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<blockquote data-quote="charliekay74" data-source="post: 1193399" data-attributes="member: 152905"><p>Bei mir klappte der automatische Standby nach dem Win 10 Update nicht mehr. Bin zurück zu Win 8.1 gegangen. Beim Powerscheduler kann man sich ja anschauen, welcher Prozess den Standby verhindert. Bei mir war es glaube ich Srvnet. Dafür gibt es auch einen override Befehl, der manchmal funktioniert.</p><p></p><p><span style="font-size: 15px"><strong>Resolution (not sure if work on WIN 10)</strong></span></p><p>Issue was resolved by running following command at the elevated command prompt:</p><p></p><p>powercfg -requestsoverride "DRIVER" "srvnet" "System"</p><p></p><p>This command tells system to ignore all power requests made by <strong>srvnet</strong> driver. </p><p>To reverse the changes run following:</p><p></p><p>powercfg -requestsoverride "DRIVER" "srvnet" </p><p></p><p>To view all ignored drivers and processes run:</p><p></p><p>powercfg -requestsoverride</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="charliekay74, post: 1193399, member: 152905"] Bei mir klappte der automatische Standby nach dem Win 10 Update nicht mehr. Bin zurück zu Win 8.1 gegangen. Beim Powerscheduler kann man sich ja anschauen, welcher Prozess den Standby verhindert. Bei mir war es glaube ich Srvnet. Dafür gibt es auch einen override Befehl, der manchmal funktioniert. [SIZE=4][B]Resolution (not sure if work on WIN 10)[/B][/SIZE] Issue was resolved by running following command at the elevated command prompt: powercfg -requestsoverride "DRIVER" "srvnet" "System" This command tells system to ignore all power requests made by [B]srvnet[/B] driver. To reverse the changes run following: powercfg -requestsoverride "DRIVER" "srvnet" To view all ignored drivers and processes run: powercfg -requestsoverride [/QUOTE]
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