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<blockquote data-quote="c 4" data-source="post: 1173827" data-attributes="member: 69173"><p>Ok, thanks.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Just ignore it. The underlying problem (not going to standby) is still present and if solved will most probably solve this as well. If not I think there is a "reinitialize tuner on standby" option that I would try.</p><p></p><p></p><p>There are no other programs, I am using this HTPC exclusively for mp, only accessing it from the client PC, there were only the 2 changes (homegroup and extension) that could have affected it. While windows updates have become famous for their lack of quality, I have not heard anything related to standby lately. It would be quite a big coincidence.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Hardware and BIOS are identical to last year when everything was perfect.</p><p>So there is nothing about regularly not going to standby in the logs?</p><p></p><p></p><p>Now I get it, since mp never goes to the system tray (on my system at least) I assumed you meant taskbar.</p><p></p><p></p><p>No, like I said I think that is highly unlikely, especially since I believe to only install security updates I would not even have the choice of removing them. If all else fails, I could try uninstalling them though, don't want to seem unteachable ;-).</p><p></p><p></p><p>Sorry if I am not being clear today. Today, the HTPC is not going to standby. Since it did last week, it might today, but I don't think it will. There ware no recordings scheduled for today but it was awake the whole day although the standby timer is set to 5min so I would expect it to sleep.</p><p>I just went over and looked at what is currently blocking standby in TVServerConfig:first it was epg grabbing, then I closed and restarted TVServerConfig and it showed blocked by legacykernelcaller. Some time later, I checked again and it displayed: processes SetupTV (my own setting) - this is actually telling me that there is nothing *else* blocking mp, so it should be in standby actually.</p><p>update: removed SetupTV as blocking service. Result: TVServerConfig shows nothing preventing standby, powercfg -requests shows legacykernelcaller</p><p></p><p></p><p>And that is why I configured it that way, so I can - in seldom cases - use firefox without going to standby. Just what I want.</p><p></p><p> So that is connected to mp being closed, understood. My problem is all the other occasions when mp is actually running (99% of the time) and not letting the htpc go to standby.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="c 4, post: 1173827, member: 69173"] Ok, thanks. Just ignore it. The underlying problem (not going to standby) is still present and if solved will most probably solve this as well. If not I think there is a "reinitialize tuner on standby" option that I would try. There are no other programs, I am using this HTPC exclusively for mp, only accessing it from the client PC, there were only the 2 changes (homegroup and extension) that could have affected it. While windows updates have become famous for their lack of quality, I have not heard anything related to standby lately. It would be quite a big coincidence. Hardware and BIOS are identical to last year when everything was perfect. So there is nothing about regularly not going to standby in the logs? Now I get it, since mp never goes to the system tray (on my system at least) I assumed you meant taskbar. No, like I said I think that is highly unlikely, especially since I believe to only install security updates I would not even have the choice of removing them. If all else fails, I could try uninstalling them though, don't want to seem unteachable ;-). Sorry if I am not being clear today. Today, the HTPC is not going to standby. Since it did last week, it might today, but I don't think it will. There ware no recordings scheduled for today but it was awake the whole day although the standby timer is set to 5min so I would expect it to sleep. I just went over and looked at what is currently blocking standby in TVServerConfig:first it was epg grabbing, then I closed and restarted TVServerConfig and it showed blocked by legacykernelcaller. Some time later, I checked again and it displayed: processes SetupTV (my own setting) - this is actually telling me that there is nothing *else* blocking mp, so it should be in standby actually. update: removed SetupTV as blocking service. Result: TVServerConfig shows nothing preventing standby, powercfg -requests shows legacykernelcaller And that is why I configured it that way, so I can - in seldom cases - use firefox without going to standby. Just what I want. So that is connected to mp being closed, understood. My problem is all the other occasions when mp is actually running (99% of the time) and not letting the htpc go to standby. [/QUOTE]
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