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  1. On 2/15/2017 at 11:24 AM, Paul said:

    Thanks for the update. Would it be possible for you to export your event log filters and attach it to this topic? It will help the community.

    -Paul

    Yes please. 

  2. For me (Powershell 2 - yes I really must update!!!), this had an error. However, the below works (as a single line)

    $a=Get-Date; $web = New-Object Net.WebClient; $web.DownloadString("http://client.akamai.com/install/test-objects/10MB.bin") | out-null; $t = "$((10/((Get-Date)-$a).TotalSeconds)*8) Mbps"; $t

  3. I use the following code to determine if the snapin is loaded or not

     

     

        # Add Exchange 2010 commandlets (if not added)
        if(!(Get-PSSnapin | where-Object {$_.name -eq "Microsoft.Exchange.Management.PowerShell.E2010"}))
        {
          ADD-PSSnapin Microsoft.Exchange.Management.PowerShell.E2010 -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
        }

  4. Is there a resolution yet, to it staying at State Disabled?

     

    Also, it seems

     

    1 - When you set time, you have to go back in and Save a second time

    2 - Enable schedule definitely not work on Windows 2008 R2 or Windows XP (does not change state to Enabled

    3 - I presume once working one can revers and disable?

    4 - Assuming perhaps a computer would shut down - just tested and did not

     

     

    This is a great plugin - any chance of fixing soon?

     

    thanks

  5. One feature that would cause it if you you enable it, is disk space monitor. As this would cause PC Monitor to check the disk every so often, but not sure how often.

  6. Hey Johni - good to see you back. How's your POTS plugin update coming along?

     

    I have no idea about the issue! I have just tested on my Windows 8 PC and works just fine. I adapted plugin from code that Paul Csiki provided and with his help (a lot), put the plugin together. Maybe specific to Windows v8.1.

     

    I shall ask Paul for his interpretation