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Jan22Written by:Martin 22.01.2010 09:30 
I have a computer at home which sometimes automatically powers on during the night. Windows event log was of no help. My main suspect was Windows 7 task scheduler, which is able to wake the computer to run a scheduled task. But clicking through all tasks is tedious, therefore I used my favourite tool, Windows Powershell: get-scheduled-task –recurse | where { $_.definition.settings.waketorun } That all. It produces a list of all tasks which are configured to wake the computer if necessary. I found the task, switched off the wake flag and now have to wait and see if that has been the culprit. Tags: 1 comment(s) so far...
Re: Who’s waking my computer? The same can be done without powershell - 'powercfg -waketimers' gives a list of task with wakeup triggers. 'powercfg -lastwake' shows the last wakeup reason and 'powercfg -devicequery wake_armed' shows a list of devices which is allowed to wake up a PC
// Rolf By rolf.hebgen on
24.01.2010 18:03
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