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<blockquote data-quote="hwahrmann" data-source="post: 59920" data-attributes="member: 10391">Well the codes you see here are the Parameters of the Power Broadcast sent by Windows. They're captured by MP.In your case:0&nbsp; - The system asks if it is possible to go into suspend&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; All programs need to give an ok on that request, before doing a suspend.4&nbsp; - The system goes into suspend.18 - This is the &quot;Resume Automatic&quot; code, which notifies the system, that the computer woke up automatically from suspend/standby7&nbsp; - This code now tells us that the automatic resume from above, was from a suspend stateThose are all messages handled by MP correctly.However there is no indication, what lead to the wakeup.Could have been anything, including Wakeonlan, wake on ring by a modem or any other program, inclusing MP itself.But as you wrote, you have disabled Powerscheduler, which is the only component inside MP doing automatic waekup, i would doubt that MP is the cause of your problems.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hwahrmann, post: 59920, member: 10391"] Well the codes you see here are the Parameters of the Power Broadcast sent by Windows. They're captured by MP. In your case: 0 - The system asks if it is possible to go into suspend All programs need to give an ok on that request, before doing a suspend. 4 - The system goes into suspend. 18 - This is the "Resume Automatic" code, which notifies the system, that the computer woke up automatically from suspend/standby 7 - This code now tells us that the automatic resume from above, was from a suspend state Those are all messages handled by MP correctly. However there is no indication, what lead to the wakeup. Could have been anything, including Wakeonlan, wake on ring by a modem or any other program, inclusing MP itself. But as you wrote, you have disabled Powerscheduler, which is the only component inside MP doing automatic waekup, i would doubt that MP is the cause of your problems. [/QUOTE]

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