Driver filesystem srvnet

 · Run www.doorway.ru, select "Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service", double click it, and select for Startup type: DISABLED. After that, no more \FileSystem\srvnet and Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network and Sharing Center\Advanced sharing settings\Share media with devices is grayed out. Even on a fresh Windows 10, after accessing a network share, in a homegroup or not, it will not sleep as this message persists: powercfg -requests. [DRIVER] \FileSystem\srvnet. An active remote client has recently sent requests to this machine.  · Driver Name \FileSystem\srvnet The report is useful because it clearly tells you whether something is preventing the computer from entering sleep or not. The other 5 errors clearly state that they won’t prevent the computer from going to sleep.

powercfg -requestsoverride driver srvnet system. Now, setting an override is an obvious solution, and many did it before. The interesting part is that overriding \FileSystem\srvnet, as most were suggesting, did not work for me; overriding just srvnet did. Of course, now the computer will go to sleep even if in the midst of file transfers, but on the rare occasions I need it not to, the age-old solution of having foobar play my music library works like a charm. But the standby issue was still not resolved. 3) I opened a cmd-console with admin rights (Windows menu - enter "cmd" into the search box - right click on cmd and choose run as administrator) and entered "powercfg -energy". After one minute the report said that the driver \FileSystem\srvnet made a request to avoid the standby of the system. SYSTEM: [DRIVER]\filesystem\srvnet. "An active remote client has recently sent requests to this machine" PROBLEM: This message appears after I use a printer on a USB port. It stays and for days and keeps computer from sleep. At times it disappears after a power down. Tried all fixes posted nothing works.

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