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Resume by RTC Alarm

Asked by rcrete in General Computer Systems

Tags: rtc, alarm, resume

MSI K8N Neo4 Platimum Board provides Wake UP event Setup under Power Management in Setup.  Options are to Enable/Disable, Set Date (0-31) and Time (HH:MM:SS).  If I want the computer to turn on at 4 pm every day of the week how would I specifiy values for Date and Time?  Once set, does this take place automatically after I Shutdown, or must I leave the computer in some other state?

Ultimately this is designed to allow Quicken to perform a "Scheduled Update".  In order for the update to run, once the computer is up and running, a Pin Vault password must be entered.  I've indicated the password is to be provided at Windows startup.  Assuming I did a "shutdown" at the end of the day, and the RTC alarm turns the computer on a specific time, how does this password get entered?  If, instead of shutdown I leave the computer in some other state, would the passworld still reside from previous Windows startup?

I know....lots of questions... but I appreciate the "magic" that can happen here.

Thanks in advance.
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