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<blockquote data-quote="MPUserFromGER" data-source="post: 138595" data-attributes="member: 23563">Hey guys,I have installed todays SVN and TVE3. Then I have increased the waiting time after the &quot;devcon restart&quot; command from 5 to 15. And now..... it works! <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />I will test a little bit more and then report back tomorrow. After that, it would be great if scoop alias Michel could update the PowerScheduler Wiki with a summary of this information and maybe an example script.One note regarding the enable/disable/restart:If you use &quot;devcon disable&quot; when entering standby and the PC looses Power, the TT card will not be enabled with the next Windows restart! :-(Also, the disable/enable procedure needs multiple commands because with the first command only the tuner or recoder part of the card is disabled/enabled. So not very reliable...Therefore, I use the &quot;devcon restart&quot; command after coming out of standby. This works with just one command for both parts of the card and if the power is lost, the card is still enabled and will work with the next power up.Another alternative would be to use the hibernate instead of the standby...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MPUserFromGER, post: 138595, member: 23563"] Hey guys, I have installed todays SVN and TVE3. Then I have increased the waiting time after the "devcon restart" command from 5 to 15. And now..... it works! :-) I will test a little bit more and then report back tomorrow. After that, it would be great if scoop alias Michel could update the PowerScheduler Wiki with a summary of this information and maybe an example script. One note regarding the enable/disable/restart: If you use "devcon disable" when entering standby and the PC looses Power, the TT card will not be enabled with the next Windows restart! :-( Also, the disable/enable procedure needs multiple commands because with the first command only the tuner or recoder part of the card is disabled/enabled. So not very reliable... Therefore, I use the "devcon restart" command after coming out of standby. This works with just one command for both parts of the card and if the power is lost, the card is still enabled and will work with the next power up. Another alternative would be to use the hibernate instead of the standby... [/QUOTE]

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