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<blockquote data-quote="BobMysterios" data-source="post: 320763" data-attributes="member: 62150">One thing I'm going to try is shutting down MP when I leave that activity.&nbsp; I have a harmony remote and it would be possible to exit MP after I leave the activity.&nbsp; Then I can start MP when I press the &quot;Media Portal&quot; activity. Unless some plugins run by default that I'm unaware of, I think I run about as clean an MP install as possible.&nbsp; But I'll double check and report back.Thanks tourettes for chiming in!I started this at 10:51 am.&nbsp; I set a scheduled task (anything really) to start at 10:55 and checked &quot;wake computer from standby&quot;.&nbsp; I enabled hibernation and put the PC in hibernation mode.&nbsp; I started a ping htpc -t (constant ping) and to my surprise 4 minutes later it actually came out of hibernation and the scrolling is smooth.&nbsp; Now, if I can just get ATI drivers to detect my TV even when its not on I'll be set.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BobMysterios, post: 320763, member: 62150"] One thing I'm going to try is shutting down MP when I leave that activity. I have a harmony remote and it would be possible to exit MP after I leave the activity. Then I can start MP when I press the "Media Portal" activity. Unless some plugins run by default that I'm unaware of, I think I run about as clean an MP install as possible. But I'll double check and report back. Thanks tourettes for chiming in! I started this at 10:51 am. I set a scheduled task (anything really) to start at 10:55 and checked "wake computer from standby". I enabled hibernation and put the PC in hibernation mode. I started a ping htpc -t (constant ping) and to my surprise 4 minutes later it actually came out of hibernation and the scrolling is smooth. Now, if I can just get ATI drivers to detect my TV even when its not on I'll be set. [/QUOTE]

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