The Problem Cause in microsoft official document says: Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help, and unmark the answers if they provide no help.Thank you for posting in Q&A! In regards to your issue, If we cannot get it fixed, please help to export the energy report by running following command and post back for our research: Next go to "Sleep -> Allow wake timers" and enable them there. Then select "Change advanced power settings". Please go to Power option: Power Options -> Change Plan Settings" for the power plan you are using. Does this not restart the Task Scheduler Service? I have already reboot all the machines many, many times.
I asked the same question in another forum and got exactly the same reply back word for word, character for character. Sort of registry hack to allow even an administrator to change them. All the service states are greyed out and require some The instructions to restart the Task Scheduler Service will not work. Little or no thought went into formulating the response to my question. This is just the standard canned response. If anybody has any ideas, I would appreciate their input. I have machines with identical specifications that are NOT failing!Īs I said, I'm at my wits end and cannot figure this one out. One is a DQ965GF and one is a DQ35JOE, both are Core 2 Duo, both with 8GB memory. I have reinstalled Windows 10 on both machines (from CD), reinstalled the WHS connector, scheduled the backup only to have the machines not wake at the scheduled time.īoth failing machines are plain jane systems with older Intel motherboards. I have restored both failing machines back to their Windows 7 state and my WHS backups work flawlessly. I have created a simple task scheduler job on all machines to wake at 5:50, run 'cmd.exe /c "exit"' and this performs as it should on all but the two computers in question. So then I manually release the backup job and the backup is performed. In some cases, when I manually wake these two machines in the morning, the backups will kick off, but this seems to be sporadic and does not work every time. Machine will not wake up to perform their backup. However one Windows 10 Home machine with a clean install of Win10 and one Windows 10 Technical Preview All my machines with the exception of two, do this as they are supposed to. The computers to wake up at a specified time to perform their backup. All the computers are connected to my Windows Home Server 2011 system for automatic backup and file sharing. I have a number of computers, some running Windows 7 Home, some Windows 10 Home and two Windows 10 Technical Preview.
I'm having trouble getting Windows 10 computers to wake from sleep mode via the Task Scheduler.
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