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Agent Runs if Windows is "sleeping" ?

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    Does the agent continue to run when Windows enters "sleep" status ?

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      Hi,

      No, it doesn't and of course, when the PC is shut down.

      I'm not sure since I don't use Windows but I believe there is a way to exclude certain services. Perhaps something called Hybrid sleep mode or something along those lines.

      What you could do however is to not allow sleep mode and just use power settings to turn off things like the monitor, drive and perhaps other things so there is little use while services can keep running.

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        Hi,

        No, it doesn't and of course, when the PC is shut down.

        I'm not sure since I don't use Windows but I believe there is a way to exclude certain services. Perhaps something called Hybrid sleep mode or something along those lines.

        What you could do however is to not allow sleep mode and just use power settings to turn off things like the monitor, drive and perhaps other things so there is little use while services can keep running.

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        Torafroot
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        @OutagesIO_Support Just as I suspected... :) Thank you for the quick response !

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          @OutagesIO_Support Just as I suspected... :) Thank you for the quick response !

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          You're welcome. I forgot to allow you for posting, you're all set now without our having to moderate.

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