Time schedules can include power requests that can start your system up before the action is scheduled to run, or shut it down afterwards.
To issue power requests, QRecall must be preauthorized to use administrative privileges. See authorization.
Actions do not run while the system is asleep or shut down.
The Before scheduled time option will wake or power up the system immediately before the action is scheduled to run. The choices are:
Laptop computers will not startup, or wake up, if they are closed.
Setting the After running actions option causes a post-action power request to be queued. Every running action can queue one of the following requests to be performed after it, and all subsequent actions, have finished:
Pending power requests are evaluated after
Once all of the actions have run, all pending requests are reviewed and the most significant power request is issued; a shutdown request is more significant that a restart request, which is more significant than a sleep request.
QRecall remembers which actions were scheduled to run while the system was shutdown or asleep. Those actions will begin running immediately after the system is restarted (or woken up). An exception to this can be made by adding the Ignore if shutdown condition to the action.