Sleep Mode, which is also known ans stand-by, deep sleep and suspend, is a low power mode for electronic devices that saves electronic consumption during that time. Wake Up On Standby is a software program for Microsoft Windows that can return the computer from sleep mode into normal mode, perform tasks and make it go back into sleep mode or perform another shutdown operation afterwards.
This tool can be interesting for users who regularly use sleep mode or hibernation instead of turning off their computer completely after work. That’s only one possibility though. The software program can also be used to run system updates, system optimization or other tasks that are best executed when no one is accessing the computer.
Wake Up On Standby is a portable utility compatible with Windows XP, Windows Vista and additional former Microsoft operating systems. It uses a five step configuration procedure to exactly time and configure the automatic sleep mode wake up procedure:
- Specifies the exact time the computer should wake up from sleep mode. It contains additional settings like turning on the computer monitor and resuming the screen saver, repairing network and performing the tasks if the computer wakes up early.
- Specify programs, batch files or websites that should be executed after waking up the computer from sleep mode automatically.
- Specify the action to be performed after finishing the tasks. This includes putting the computer back into sleep mode, shutting down the computer, logging a user off or waiting and doing nothing. Wake Up On Standby can execute another application or batch file before performing the action.
- Specify the days and weeks the task should be performed.
- Activate the process
The configuration can be saved as a bat file which is useful if Wake Up On Standby should be run with the same settings again or if the settings should be copied to another computer with a similar setup.
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[...] About us WakeUpOnStandBy Runs Tasks from Suspend and Hibernate Modes [Featured Windows Download] Monday, October 6th, 2008 @ 5:30 pm | Author: admin Windows only: WakeupOnStandBy, a free automation and timing tool for Windows systems, can be put to seriously helpful use by anyone who regularly puts their computer to sleep/suspend or hibernate for a quicker start instead of shutting down. The utility lets you set a schedule for waking up your system, having it run whatever apps or system processes you want upon waking, but also controlling how those things run. Whatever your power-up or shutdown needs are, WakeupOnStandBy can accomodate—have your laptop wake up and play a certain MP3 every morning as a backup alarm clock, have it sleep at 7 p.m. every day when you’re done with work, but only if you’re actually idle, and so on. WakeUpOnStandBy is a free download for Windows systems only; if you’re a fan, tell us your most productive/clever uses in the comments. WakeupOnStandBy [Dennis Babkin via gHacks] [...]
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I use this on 3 of my computers at ProReviewer. Gave it a detailed review a short while ago, head over to ProR (link off name above) for a look if you’re interested.
Barry Cleave
Ok, I seriously was thinking about implementing a Windows task to do this for me. I can’t believe how I find the most useful utilities at the right time.
Anyone using this in larger companies to manage power on XP desktops?
I’d like to hear any testimonials for those that have deployed it and to how many devices