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08-08-2010, 04:27 PM
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Windows 7 - will not wake with USB-UIRT
Last fall, I detailed the steps necessary to get the USB-UIRT to wake the computer out of standby when I press the Power button on the remote in this thread. That was using XP with SageTV 6.
Now I have the same computer, same remote, and same USB-UIRT, but I'm running Windows 7 in a parallel partition with SageTV 7. The USB-UIRT will not wake the computer out of sleep. I don't think it is a SageTV 7 issue since SageTV isn't technically running when the computer is sleeping. One of the problems with XP was disabling hibernation (S4) and using only sleep (S3). In my Window 7 machine, the advanced sleep properties are: Sleep after: 30 minutes Allow Hybrid Sleep: On Hibernate after: Never Allow Wake Timers: Enable My understanding is these settings will enable Sleep only, and not use hibernation, except as a "backup" in case of power failure. The USB-UIRT always has power - it is blinking its red LED while I'm pressing Power on the remote and the computer is not waking up. The LRNHELPER program has the two power codes programmed in two slots, and the "enable USB-UIRT Wake-Up" box is checked. What else should I check?
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HD300 extender with (2020 New Build) SageTV 64 bit V9.2.2.903 (service mode), Running on Windows 10 (64 bit), Intel Core i7-10700K CPU, 16G RAM, GIGABYTE Z490 UD motherboard. NVidia GTX1650 Super; Viewsonic LCD on one output and Mitsubishi WD57734 HDTV via DVI/HDMI on other output. HDHomeRun HDHR5-4US tuner, Hauppauge "Siena" 1512 HD-PVR2 connected to Cisco Cable modem from Spectrum, tuned with USB-UIRT. 
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08-10-2010, 10:56 AM
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Update - I have installed the Windows MCE Standby Tool, and used it to limit the standby to S3 (sleep) only, and never use S4 (Hibernate).
Still, the system will not wake from the remote command.
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HD300 extender with (2020 New Build) SageTV 64 bit V9.2.2.903 (service mode), Running on Windows 10 (64 bit), Intel Core i7-10700K CPU, 16G RAM, GIGABYTE Z490 UD motherboard. NVidia GTX1650 Super; Viewsonic LCD on one output and Mitsubishi WD57734 HDTV via DVI/HDMI on other output. HDHomeRun HDHR5-4US tuner, Hauppauge "Siena" 1512 HD-PVR2 connected to Cisco Cable modem from Spectrum, tuned with USB-UIRT.
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08-13-2010, 10:50 AM
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Update 2
Jon, the USB-UIRT developer, provided me with a beta driver for the USB-UIRT that fixed the problem with the system not waking from the remote control under Windows 7 32-bit. The beta driver is available from his site: www.usbuirt.com/USBUIRT_Win7_Vista_v20601.zip The beta driver does not address problems with the USB-UIRT failing to "share" with other programs such as ShadeBlue's STBKeepAlive. Jon may have another solution - please contact him directly at USB-UIRT support.
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HD300 extender with (2020 New Build) SageTV 64 bit V9.2.2.903 (service mode), Running on Windows 10 (64 bit), Intel Core i7-10700K CPU, 16G RAM, GIGABYTE Z490 UD motherboard. NVidia GTX1650 Super; Viewsonic LCD on one output and Mitsubishi WD57734 HDTV via DVI/HDMI on other output. HDHomeRun HDHR5-4US tuner, Hauppauge "Siena" 1512 HD-PVR2 connected to Cisco Cable modem from Spectrum, tuned with USB-UIRT. Last edited by timg11; 08-13-2010 at 10:54 AM.
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08-13-2010, 11:44 AM
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Is there one for 64-bit Windows 7 yet?
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Server: XP, SuperMicro X9SAE-V, i7 3770T, Thermalright Archon SB-E, 32GB Corsair DDR3, 2 x IBM M1015, Corsair HX1000W PSU, CoolerMaster CM Storm Stryker case Storage: 2 x Addonics 5-in-3 3.5" bays, 1 x Addonics 4-in-1 2.5" bay, 24TB Client: Windows 7 64-bit, Foxconn G9657MA-8EKRS2H, Core2Duo E6600, Zalman CNPS7500, 2GB Corsair, 320GB, HIS ATI 4650, Antec Fusion Tuners: 2 x HD-PVR (HTTP tuning), 2 x HDHR, USB-UIRT Software: SageTV 7
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08-15-2010, 02:20 PM
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the new driver works with my Windows 7 64 bit with 8 gigs of memory
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SageTv 7 latest updates, Motherboard Gigabyte GAMA790GP-DS4H Bios v.f6, CPU AMD Phenom II x4 Black Edition 550, Video ATI 4670, 8 gig memory, Windows 7 64 bit, Usb Uirt driver 20601 firmware 5.9, Motherboard Gig Nic, OTA Tuners: HDHomeRun with 20100213 firmware and software, Avermedia PCIe m780 with latest drivers 
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08-16-2010, 11:59 AM
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Server: XP, SuperMicro X9SAE-V, i7 3770T, Thermalright Archon SB-E, 32GB Corsair DDR3, 2 x IBM M1015, Corsair HX1000W PSU, CoolerMaster CM Storm Stryker case Storage: 2 x Addonics 5-in-3 3.5" bays, 1 x Addonics 4-in-1 2.5" bay, 24TB Client: Windows 7 64-bit, Foxconn G9657MA-8EKRS2H, Core2Duo E6600, Zalman CNPS7500, 2GB Corsair, 320GB, HIS ATI 4650, Antec Fusion Tuners: 2 x HD-PVR (HTTP tuning), 2 x HDHR, USB-UIRT Software: SageTV 7
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