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<blockquote data-quote="lacanox" data-source="post: 1231909" data-attributes="member: 134305">Hello team,So it did wake up! The hard disks are set by default to turn off in 20 minutes. The computer had been in hibernate for about an hour, but it did wake up. Why did it if as earler suggested i should be using a ram drive?Sorry, just noticed my machine has gone to hibrid S3, after the recording it has done a bit of which i would like it to do. Meaning it did go back to sleep! But later it was back on. There were no scheduled recordingsJust run powercfg/requests comand with admin, i couldn't find a report to zip &amp; send you so i copied the below from the cmd screen, does that help?DISPLAYNoneSYSTEM:(DRIVER) Legacy kernal callerAWAYMODE:NoneEXECUTION: NonePERFBOOST:NoneACTIVELOCKSCREEM:Nonec:windows&nbsp; etcetc</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lacanox, post: 1231909, member: 134305"] Hello team, So it did wake up! The hard disks are set by default to turn off in 20 minutes. The computer had been in hibernate for about an hour, but it did wake up. Why did it if as earler suggested i should be using a ram drive? Sorry, just noticed my machine has gone to hibrid S3, after the recording it has done a bit of which i would like it to do. Meaning it did go back to sleep! But later it was back on. There were no scheduled recordings Just run powercfg/requests comand with admin, i couldn't find a report to zip & send you so i copied the below from the cmd screen, does that help? DISPLAY None SYSTEM: (DRIVER) Legacy kernal caller AWAYMODE: None EXECUTION: None PERFBOOST: None ACTIVELOCKSCREEM: None c:windows etcetc [/QUOTE]

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