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<blockquote data-quote="chili_666" data-source="post: 514021" data-attributes="member: 96592">[USER=68574]Kay[/USER]I´d love to use LightsOut - but how do I get the machine to wake up for scheduled recordings? Or will this just work out of the box. I know that there is a script around, that updates the taskplaner for each recording. But afaik this script does not work with 4therecord.[USER=69599]yhoogi[/USER]I don´t have 4GB RAM. I am using just 2GB. Standby works fine - except after a recording. If I just wake the server and let it sit idle for 2 minutes, it goes back to sleep just fine. It even stays asleep after I found out how to disable sbscrexe.exe (I think I got that name right... can´t really remember).By using mce standby tool - especially its win-idle tab I found out that:1. a process is needing the system and therefore block standby after a recording2. By killing one process after another, I learned that the only process that is blocking is the tvservice.exeGraphics drivers and everything else work just fine. And, as I said, standby is working - just not after a finished recording...I must admit, that this has me really stumped...<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite5" alt=":confused:" title="Confused&nbsp; &nbsp; :confused:" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":confused:" />Chili</blockquote>

[QUOTE="chili_666, post: 514021, member: 96592"] [USER=68574]Kay[/USER] I´d love to use LightsOut - but how do I get the machine to wake up for scheduled recordings? Or will this just work out of the box. I know that there is a script around, that updates the taskplaner for each recording. But afaik this script does not work with 4therecord. [USER=69599]yhoogi[/USER] I don´t have 4GB RAM. I am using just 2GB. Standby works fine - except after a recording. If I just wake the server and let it sit idle for 2 minutes, it goes back to sleep just fine. It even stays asleep after I found out how to disable sbscrexe.exe (I think I got that name right... can´t really remember). By using mce standby tool - especially its win-idle tab I found out that: 1. a process is needing the system and therefore block standby after a recording 2. By killing one process after another, I learned that the only process that is blocking is the tvservice.exe Graphics drivers and everything else work just fine. And, as I said, standby is working - just not after a finished recording... I must admit, that this has me really stumped... :S Chili [/QUOTE]

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