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<blockquote data-quote="arion_p" data-source="post: 622933" data-attributes="member: 45945">Have you tried &quot;Reinitialize service on wake up&quot; in PowerScheduler? This option used to have a bug that would cause other issues after resume, but has now been fixed in RC3.Also note that if you want to use a button to suspend the system (instead of just leaving it to suspend on its own) you should map that button to MP's own &quot;suspend&quot; action, so that the suspend is still handled by PowerScheduler, otherwise you are guaranteed to have issues.On a side note: For me WinXP was a disaster. The system would occasionally hang on resume (not MP, the whole system). In fact when I used hibernation, if after a failed resume I removed the power from PC and tried to resume again, it would succeed. So this was entirely OS/drivers issue. In Win7 all this was gone, I can even use hybrid sleep, which is perfect as I don't have a UPS on my HTPC.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="arion_p, post: 622933, member: 45945"] Have you tried "Reinitialize service on wake up" in PowerScheduler? This option used to have a bug that would cause other issues after resume, but has now been fixed in RC3. Also note that if you want to use a button to suspend the system (instead of just leaving it to suspend on its own) you should map that button to MP's own "suspend" action, so that the suspend is still handled by PowerScheduler, otherwise you are guaranteed to have issues. On a side note: For me WinXP was a disaster. The system would occasionally hang on resume (not MP, the whole system). In fact when I used hibernation, if after a failed resume I removed the power from PC and tried to resume again, it would succeed. So this was entirely OS/drivers issue. In Win7 all this was gone, I can even use hybrid sleep, which is perfect as I don't have a UPS on my HTPC. [/QUOTE]

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