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Trying to follow this guidelines https://github.com/vstarostenko/dv8p_wifi_issue_fix/blob/master/README.md I have now a Powershell script that works, but that is not triggered with event 507.

  • The script works if manually run through Task Scheduler (in windows 10) (shown by history record and because I have an alert in the script that displays a message)
  • The 507 event is shown in the event-viewer when it moves back from standby
  • And the marked options in the Task appear to be correct (see below)
  • *But the script doesn't run in response to the event

Any idea?

screenshots of Task Scheduler

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  • Check if the task runs at all, by enabing task scheduler logging. If yes, you have to check Powershell scripting policy if that prevents Powershell from launching the script. Commented Aug 14, 2015 at 9:55
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    The task doesn't run (if you mean by activating and looking at the logs). It does appear there if I manually check "Run" in the Task Scheduling, but otherwise it never appears there. I also assume that if it works by pressing "Run" it means that the policy is correct (I run Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned in Powershell) Commented Aug 14, 2015 at 9:58

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I tried running the task not based on the event but on a particular minute, and it worked.

Then I tried to do the same event trigger, but then something changed. I did exactly the same but in the "Source" input, except saying Kernel-power, it now says Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power, having selected the same.

And now it works.

My assumption, I updated 2 days ago the system and it downloaded several critical files (I didn't pay attention, but it sounded to me to the first windows10 pseudo-service-package that I read few days ago). I guess that they corrected the bug(?), but that it still persisted until I have re-done the Trigger again.

Anyway, now it works :)

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