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Message: <blockquote data-quote="c 4" data-source="post: 1173811" data-attributes="member: 69173">Thanks for your reply. This all happened this January after I left homegoup and tried TVServerKodi - certainly after 3rd Jan, perhaps 4.-9.But it is not listed in MediaPortal Extension Manager - unfortunately I don't remember if it ever was there but I do remember that I uninstalled it, so it most probably was there. Sorry, I never installed an extension before and I think it might have been a good idea if I kept it that way. Perhaps I should reinstall and uninstall it again, but then I could as well reinstall whole mp and hopefully solve this mess that way.Sorry I really can't give precise dates, last 7-10 days would be my best guess. With slow I meant unusually not-smooth in contrast to the below 5 second launch I usually get from the ssd, hard to describe this - it was obviously different so I instantly knew something was wrong. Still it started in less than 30s. Also it was not enough to open a HTPC folder from the client or press a keyboard key of the HTPC - I had to push the (blinking, indicating standby) power button of the HTPC to wake it up.No need to fix this on its own, this standby related mp freeze is just a symptom of the standby problem. I expect it to be solved once the standby is repaired.Sorry I'm stupid: what is the difference between minimised and in tray? What I meant was that when I switched the display on, the desktop was shown (in contrast to the usual fullscreen mp) and the mp icon in the taskbar was embossed (indicating that the program was running). Something like that:<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/attachments/icon-jpg.175453/?temp_hash=dfc1f0365ff68f8b2c46db57ae6d7d9e" target="_blank"><img src="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/data/attachments/265/265763-b602a58ea125f719cbfe8f5ea970d03c.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></a>But if I clicked on it, mp did not react and also I could not quit it from the right-click menu of the taskbar icon. So I did a reboot.Until the 4th of January, the HTPC was working perfectly, shortly thereafter it was not sleeping any more. 7-10 days ago it apparently was in standby, but with wakeup problems (mp frozen) as described above.I closed MP before exporting the logs so "client inactive" is expected. I am speaking of the last two months when I never noticed mp being in standby apart from the last two weeks including the wakeup problem mentioned above. Also I used powercfg -requests that usually did not return anything blocking standby.The message "System is busy and should not go to standby" does not make sense to me. Apart from mp, me fiddling with the settings and some 10 minutes of web surfing a month there should be nothing to do for the system at all.</blockquote>

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