Jarvis, Matthew wrote on 2011-03-03:

> Is there a way or small program that can be installed on a machine so

> that it will "wiggle the mouse" or do whatever so that the machine

> doesn't go into hibernation?

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> Ideally this thing would be able to be scheduled to do it from, say, 6am

> to 8pm, then just let the machine do what it wants outside that

> timeframe.

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> I can't really write something on my own for this since my only tool

> would be MS Access, so was looking for some little COM file or

> something I could plug into Windows Scheduler or something...

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> Any ideas?

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> Thanks,

>

Matthew,

I configured a different Power Plan that does not hibernate. I alternate

them using the command line C:\Windows\System32\PowerCfg.Exe

PowerCfg -L <-- This gives you a list, you'll need the GUIDs of the two

you'll swap

PowerCfg -S {GUID} <-- This sets the active power plan

You can set two scheduled tasks at the appropriate times to switch them back

and forth.

Tracy Pearson

PowerChurch Software

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