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<blockquote data-quote="rsbrux" data-source="post: 859613" data-attributes="member: 49539">After looking at the code I realize the refresh button was there all along, just on the entry (&quot;condition&quot;) screen, and not on the &quot;images&quot; screen, where I was looking for it.&nbsp; Since the &quot;Force refresh after system resume&quot; option is doing just what I wanted, I am happy to leave things as is.The network connection popup is also gone.&nbsp; Hopefully this is due to the &quot;Expert Settings&quot;, &quot;At startup, wait...&quot; and &quot;After resume, wait...&quot;, both of which I have set to 30 seconds.&nbsp; I am planning to put my HTPC back on DHCP, since my router is too stupid to add my HTPC to its DNS tables otherwise.If I had a wish at this point, it would be for easier access to the &quot;Expert Settings&quot;.&nbsp; Both MP Configuration and the plugin configuration for PowerScheduler++ use a simple checkbox on the first page/tab of the configuration dialog to control access to advanced settings.&nbsp; You may want to consider adopting this paradigm the next time you make changes to the configuration GUI.Thanks again, and keep up the good work!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rsbrux, post: 859613, member: 49539"] After looking at the code I realize the refresh button was there all along, just on the entry ("condition") screen, and not on the "images" screen, where I was looking for it. Since the "Force refresh after system resume" option is doing just what I wanted, I am happy to leave things as is. The network connection popup is also gone. Hopefully this is due to the "Expert Settings", "At startup, wait..." and "After resume, wait...", both of which I have set to 30 seconds. I am planning to put my HTPC back on DHCP, since my router is too stupid to add my HTPC to its DNS tables otherwise. If I had a wish at this point, it would be for easier access to the "Expert Settings". Both MP Configuration and the plugin configuration for PowerScheduler++ use a simple checkbox on the first page/tab of the configuration dialog to control access to advanced settings. You may want to consider adopting this paradigm the next time you make changes to the configuration GUI. Thanks again, and keep up the good work! [/QUOTE]

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