I got a problem recently when a programmed show hasn't been recorded. I deleted the failed recording entry. I think the pc didn't wake from sleep, I seem to be having more of that recently.
I am now trying to figure out why the pc didn't wake.
In the nrecord log, I see "Requesting wake up for 'RecordingOID1343' at 23-12-2011 22:58".
Some time ago I knew where I could see where windows stores the wake requests, but I can't find it again. Can someone help me with this?
I think it was some switch in powercfg? And wake timer?
It is now morning of boxing day, and last night the annual Christmas hurricane hit southern Norway real hard, especially on the west coast. Heavy rain and wind speed of 42 m/s (that's 94.5 miles/hour) have done a lot of damages, and some 30.000 homes are without power. Roofs have been blown off, boats thrown on land or have sunk and sevral railroads are closed due to landslides or trees on the track. So far no lives have been reported lost, but the damages will be worth hundreds of millions. The hurricane is right now passing our neighbour country Sweden.
Do you want to raise the power of multithreaded applications on your i7 2600 / i7 870? Without overclocking? Without losing warranty? It's an easy task, at least under windows 7.
The background that seems to be that Windows 7 uses well for general applications only 6 threads (so at least for WinRAR), no matter how many real and logical cores a processor has. No, this isn't a tasksheduler problem. This just seems to be a suboptimal setting (ok, not many people have 4 core cpus with 4 virtual cores).
Q: What's needed to raise the power of my expensive cpu?
A: This is pretty simple. Save the file located in the appendix "corepark.reg" on your PC and then executes it. After doing this, there is a new entry in the Windows 7 power options:
Change the selected entry to the value "100%" to the so-called core parking off. Before this, however, make a note of the current setting for the event that you would like to undo the change.
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\PowerSettings\54533251-82be-4824-96c1-47b60b740d00\0cc5b647-c1df-4637-891a-dec35c318583]
"Attributes"=dword:00000000
I've searched everywhere for information on configuring the analog side of the HVR-850 for NPVR.
I followed the instructions and set up the SoftPVR directory in NPVR, downloaded the latest WinTV from Hauppauge (2.4d) edited the BAT file for use with version 2.4d and ran the BAT file as Administrator. It said that the files were "registered" correctly but after rebooting the PC and running NPVR, the analog side of the HVR-850 will still not show up.
Please point me in the right direction. Is there a step I still need to do?
If I press PLAY while at the top level menus it appears to start playing random tracks from my music library. While this is reasonable it also seems to do this while watching a video playback or while watching live TV which does not make much sense and I was wondering if this was deliberate and if so what the rationale for this was.
If, as is always possible, I have something mis-configured please let me know.
Its already Christmas morning in my timzeone, but I'm sneaking in a quick surf of the net before the kids get up and fill the house with chaos, and discarded packaging and wrapping papper.
I would like a resumed file to play smoothly from the resume point instead of the current status where the first half second or so from the start of the file is seen and heard before the resume point is reached.
Under normal circumstances i would never recommend anyone platforms like steam, origin and others but this time, i can't behold:
Until 2012-01-01 steam offers a lot of great bargains. Every 24 hours you can find game titles for very low money. I have just bought "Trainz 2012" for only EUR 2,99, 2 days ago "Duke Nukem Forever" for just EUR 4,99.
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