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• Podcast is incorrect head of size/Type/applications

  Hello

  I tried to present my new podcast on the iTunes Store.

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  "Podcast work must be understood from 1400 x 1400 to 3000 x 3000 pixels, JPG or PNG, in the RGB color space and hosted on a server that allows HTTP HEAD requests."

  The image does not meet standards and I talked to my host and it does not allow the head requests HTTP. So I'm not sure why it is impossible to be validated?

  Here is the feed URL - https://www.wrestlingbetting.co.uk/feed/podcast/

  Any ideas?

  This is the standard answer, giving all the required parameters. The problem here is that they are unable to see your image at all. Your "itunes:image" reads:

  < itunes:image href = "/ / www.wrestlingbetting.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/wrestling-betting - podcast-logo - smaller.jpg" >

  Without the "http:" on the front, the URL is relative, which does not work even if it's real. You must give the full URL:

  "< href = itunes:image 'http://www.wrestlingbetting.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/wrestling-betting-p odcast-logo - smaller.jpg' > '.

  The image itself is fine.

• Try to link a table to a Web site. dictionary type thing. any help?

  building a site dictionary based on a musician. graphics are made. just need to know how to link a table on the real site.

  He has no sense at all. You cannot bind non-Web formats in an HTML page are not available with standard web techniques. The document must be converted to an HTML file as a minor, but even in this case the server or a local running JavaScript will have to provide the search mechanisms. I'm afraid #s not as easy as you think. It would be much more sensible to use only a google custom search or similar.

  Mylenium

• Can "Write" e-mail header be white - how it was before last download?

  Before the last upload the header that is displayed when you click on "Write" was all white - I could see it. Last download turned the gray space, unless you type on this line. Once you have finished typing goes back to gray. I can't very well at all, please turn the spaces header where you type to (to: response: subject :) again to be white and keep them white so I can see them.) It was GREAT, until this last download changed.

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  In addition to my previous answer:
  How to locate the profile folder

  make visible hidden directories and files:

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Show_hidden_files_and_folders

  In Thunderbird
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  Click on the view file"" button.
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  It will look like the first image below.

  Close Thunderbird now - this is important - before you start doing what it says on the link I gave in the previous answer.

  Then, create a new folder called chrome - note the spelling.
  If this profile folder looks like the second image below.

  Open Notepad
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• How to return an * optional * custom http header with a resource model?

  Is it possible to return a http header custom optional with a resource of Apex (v1.1.4) earphone model?
  
  Reading the documentation does not indicate how this works:
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• Add the soap header in the salt

  Hello world!
  
  I want to send a soap (a UUID) header using salt, and honestly, I have not found a detailed explanation or an example on how to do this.
  
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• Type of treatment in PPP

  Hi all
  
  As we are upgrading to 11i to R12 and we are setting up payments in R12, and we have four payment method: -.
  Scrren shot I have attached
  (1) check
  (2) electronic
  (3) wire
  (4) compensation
  
  We profile of payment process (PPP) configuration in the administrator of payment and there is one called LOV/column to the PPP header level: "Treatment Type" which has only three seeds available value that is electronic, printed and card payment, so for the payment method 'check' we use this as "Print" and "Electronic" payment method , we will use "Treatment Type" as "Electronic". So we have little doubt here: -.
  
  (1) what is the purpose and the meaning of the column: "Treatment Type" at the level of the PPP header?
  
  (2) does this mean for 'Check' payment method that we should choose only and only 'printed' option and method of payment 'Electronic' we should select only "electronic", this option is related to the method of payment?
  
  (3) we have other two payment lifestyle: "Thread" and "Compensation" for which we must configure proifle payment process and for these two payment methods we have no option "Treatment type" as "Thread" or "compensation", so it must be selected as the type of prcossing to "Thread" and "Compensation" payment method
  
  (4) was not of means of payment as "Compensation" in R12 creating invoices from the AP, even though this mode of payment in the payment administrator...
  
  Please suggest a way forward, impatiently, waiting for your comments and suggestion to set up the PPP for the mode of payment "Thread" and "compensation".
  
  Kind regards
  Rahul

  Hi Raju,

  I would say, the relationship between the mode of payment and the Type of treatment used in the process of payment, the profile is not on a base ONE, it's more like a lot a / a relationship several Type... ALSO IT IS No. DEPENDENCE BETWEEN PAYMENT AND TREATMENT TYPE of METHOD in PPP

  The type of treatment in the process of payment profile indicates how the statement of payment will be treated, which is a configuration of system/process in the background and not shared at the front end.
  The payment method is an indication stating the available modes of payment shared in the Front end, it doesn't really have a related information processing... (with the exception of the validations of seeds / user-defined)

  In short, something that is not printed would be electronic, where electronics, wire and compensation would all fall under electronic processing Type.

  (1) what is the purpose and the meaning of the column: "Treatment Type" at the level of the PPP header?

  YEARS - that's how the statement of payment would be treated.

  (2) does this mean for 'Check' payment method that we should choose only and only 'printed' option and method of payment 'Electronic' we should select only "electronic", this option is related to the method of payment?

  YEARS - ARE NOT NECESSARILY! I did a test case to get said, the system would allow allows you to select a profile to process electronic payments to a payment CHEQUE... It is totally up to the Organization to decide how they want to treat their payment instructions, there is no dependency on the payment method... You could treat a payment by CHECK electronically, you might process a WIRE payment in print thus mode...

  (3) we have other two payment lifestyle: "Thread" and "Compensation" for which we must configure proifle payment process and for these two payment methods we have no option "Treatment type" as "Thread" or "compensation", so it must be selected as the type of prcossing to "Thread" and "Compensation" payment method

  YEARS - select as electronic wire and methods of payment of compensation...

  (4) was not of means of payment as "Compensation" in R12 creating invoices from the AP, even though this mode of payment in the payment administrator...

  YEARS - mode of payment has been inactivated with the following explanation: "it is one of the seeded from AP payment methods, but it was decided to initiate it as inactive so that it will not appear in LOVs automatically in version 12.» This method of payment is a strange work around to treat inter-carrier payments prior to release 12 and its use should be discouraged in the new version. "Customers can change the active status if they want to use this method of payment. Inter-carrier payments
  should be done using Oracle Treasury Board. Reference (ID 864855.1 - why the mode of payment of compensation is Inactive in R12?)

  (5) additional point - when you create your profile of payment process, there is a section called the RULES of USE, where you have a region for payment methods. You must select the payment methods that can access this profile of payment process, by default the value is selected as ALL... If you don't want it to be available for everyone, you can select the payment methods specific... that is
  (1) payment of PRINT Type of treatment process profile should be available for the method of payment CHEQUE only
  (2) payment electronic Type of treatment process profile should be available for WIRE, ELECTRONICS and mode of payment only of COMPENSATION
  This is a configurable control and not a restriction system / intention of behavior.

  I am unable to find a clear oracle documentation to justify my above opinion, they are purely based on my experience on the application... That's why I would expect others to express their views and correct me if I'm wrong...

  Honestly, it's a very good Question...!

  Kind regards
  Ivruksha

• CF extra addition &lt; html &gt;, &lt; head &gt; and the &lt; body &gt; tags pages

  I had problems with my titles not appearing is not on my pages of CF. Finally, I looked at the source of the page in the browser and found that CF is the extra insertion < html >, < head > and < body > tags at the beginning of the pages. (see examples below). I'm sure it's the CF engine that did this because I took a cfm page and just change the extension of html and everything worked fine (except the CF code). There is no additional tag inserted and the titles appear. I also noticed that the CF engine seems to be adding the first line <! DOCTYPE HTML... >

  Does anyone know why this might be happening?

  Thank you

  David

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• gap unwanted in the header

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  Padding: 0em;
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  height: 0.75em;
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  #sidebar_bot img {}
  Width: 14em;
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  Clear: left;
  margin-top: 1em;
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  #sidebar h2 {}
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  color: #600;
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  #sidebar a {}
  color: #600;
  font size: 0.875em;
  text-align: left;
  Padding: 0.125em .5em;
  line-height: 1.5em;
  text-decoration: underline;
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  #sidebar a: hover {}
  background-color: #600;
  color: #fff;
  make-weight: bold;
  }
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  background-color: #ffffdd;
  Padding: 0.5em;
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  #content h1 {}
  font size: 1.375em;
  text-decoration: underline;
  text-align: left;
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  #content p {}
  do-size: 1em;
  text-align: justify;
  }
  {#content_cont}
  margin-bottom: .25em;
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  {#content_top}
  height: 0.75em;
  background-color: #ffd;
  }
  {#content_bot}
  height: 0.75em;
  background-color: #ffd;
  }

  {#content_frame}
  background-color: #999;
  Padding: 0.5em;
  margin left: 14.25em;
  top of the margin: 0.25em.
  }
  #content_frame a {}
  color: #600;
  text-align: center;
  font size: 0.625em;
  Padding: .375em;
  }

  #header {}
  background-color: #FFFFdd;
  height: 15em;
  border-left: .125em solid #600;
  border-right: .125em solid #600;
  }

  
  #header h1 {}
  font size: 1.5em;
  margin left: 0.5em;
  text-align: justify;
  }
  #header h2 {}
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  left margin: .5em;
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  }

  {#header_bot}
  height: 0.75em;
  background-color: #ffd;
  }
  #header_bot img {}
  Width: 46em;
  }

  {#header_top}
  height: 0.75em;
  background-color: #ffd;
  }
  #header_top img {}
  Width: 46em;
  }

  Set your header h1 margin-top to 0.

• Creating a new type of order in OM

  Hi you
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• Interactive report with alternating lines - 5 APEX

  Heyho guys.

  I got a task to set alternating line colors in my interactive report.

  IM using Oracle 11 g Database XE with APEX 5.0.0.00.31 2.

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  var gridRows = tables [i] .getElementsByTagName ("tr");
  for (var j = gridRows.length; j-;)) {If (j %2) {gridRows [j] .className = "even" ;}}
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  In the thread, we talk about bad SEO of the IR:

  "OK here's why the code does not work." When you use getElementsByTagName, you get a collection, not a single item.

  So when you make the comparison to see if the class of the table is an ApEx IR type, you need to reference the current table, not the entire collection. As follows... »

  But I don't understand how I'm doing the right reference.

  Someone at - it an idea to get this race?

  Thank you

  pleNn

  pleNn wrote:

  Heyho guys.

  I got a task to set alternating line colors in my interactive report.

  IM using Oracle 11 g Database XE with APEX 5.0.0.00.31 2.

  I searched current debates and following this thread:

  https://community.Oracle.com/thread/912414?TSTART=0

  I followed the comments written there and I tried with javascript, they spoke aboud (I'm a newbie using javascript)

  I pasted the following in my page header:

  
  for (var j = gridRows.length; j-;)) {If (j %2) {gridRows [j] .className = "even" ;}}
  }
  }
  }
  

  And called in my link to my column ID text field via:

      

  If I start the page now, nothing happens.

  In the thread, we talk about bad SEO of the IR:

  "OK here's why the code does not work." When you use getElementsByTagName, you get a collection, not a single item.

  So when you make the comparison to see if the class of the table is an ApEx IR type, you need to reference the current table, not the entire collection. As follows... »

  But I don't understand how I'm doing the right reference.

  Someone at - it an idea to get this race?

  It's all totally obsolete with respect to the 5.0 APEX where interactive reports have been completely redesigned and rebuilt.

  To complete the full version number of APEX, always indicate what theme and browser (s) / version (s) you use when asking questions of shape/layout visual layout.

  To go from rank (Zebra) when you use the universal theme distribution in interactive reports, see Re: interactive report - no line scratched?

• When I go to save or download a file, the menu is back, how to make this return to alphabetical order?

  Then when I save or download a file, it is in reverse alphabetical order. I can't seem to make it back, and I'm sure that I changed all the settings that would entail. Any ideas on how to fix it?

  Thank you in advace

  Not sure, it looks like a Windows tweak. The open file dialog box is a feature of Windows. This happens on other programs? You can try to click on the last icon on top, change Detailsview, click the name header, then the Type column header until the record comes on top in alphabetical order.

• Store alu 1 TB - 8.3 filenames

  OS: Windows Vista Home Premium SP2
  PC: Laptop HP 6735 s

  Yesterday I finally have unboxed my StorE alu 1 TB and started to copy files from my portable 250 GB Medion drive-and-Go for it.

  Some files and folders have now received the old as 8.3 file names "blahbl ~ 1.zip".

  The Toshiba and are both the Medion formatted FAT32 (the Toshiba out of the box).

  Has anyone encountered this before and figured out how to fix it?

  Something to do with the SATA drive?

  Also, I noticed that some files and folders that are copied in the store will not copy to the Medion or my laptop - even when I try to copy one at a time.

  UH... help?

  > Both the Toshiba and the Medion that are formatted FAT32 (the Toshiba out of the box).
  > Has anyone encountered this before and figured out how to fix it?

  Hmm, as far as I know you could disable the creation of 8.3 name on NTFS partitions:

  Type of RACE: * fsutil.exe behavior set disable8dot3 1 *.

  But I don't know if this will be functions with Fat32 Mr. in the worst case, you will need to change the NTFS file system

• Re: Disks update for Satellite A300-1J1

  Hello

  I would replace the internal hard drive in my laptop Satellite A300-1J1. Despite searching the Web from Toshiba sites, I can't know enough information about the specification to ensure that I have to buy a fully compatible disc. I would be grateful if someone can advise the required specifications for the appropriate drives (250 GB and above). Installation instructions are available please?

  Thanks for any help you may be able to give.

  The computer contains a high performance extremely discreet and light, HARD drive.
  HARD drive incorporates the magnetic drive 9.5 mm and 12.5 mm in height and mini-Winchester heads of magnetic type. HARD drive interface complies with Serial ATA.
  The storage capacity supported for your model of laptop are 120, 160, 200, 250, 300, 320, 400 500 GB.

  Just make sure you order SATA HDD.

• 360 13 inches x spectrum: spectrum x 360 8.1 Windows stops to get into sleep after a few hours

  My x 360 spectrum stops to get into sleep after a few hours of normal behavior.  In other words, when the computer is started first, he put on standby and Hibernate mode then normally after the specified idle period.  It can then be woken up and work normally and then to go back to sleep after inactivity - during a few hours.  It stops working after the computer has been for a few hours.  I don't know exactly how much time must be in place before this problem starts, but once it ceases to be able to sleep, the only way to solve the problem is to reboot the system.  Once the problem occurs, the computer turns off the screen but that's it.  He will sleep if I do it manually by pressing the button of power or a click on the Windows button and forcing them to sleep or hibernation.

  I watched powercfg /requests and there is nothing listed that could prevent sleep.  I ran also report with fluo compact powercfg and it also does not list something that prevents apparent sleep.

  NOTE: The energy report is also EVEN if the system still works correctly.

  I could use help to determine what is the cause of this condition.

  Thank you.  See below for diagnostic information:

  Here is the result of the /requests powercfg command:

  C:\Windows\System32>Powercfg /requests
  DISPLAY:
  None.
  
  SYSTEM:
  None.
  
  AWAYMODE:
  None.
  
  PERFORMANCE:
  None.
  
  PERFBOOST:
  None.

  Here is a release of energy report (Note: site Forum HP changed the HTML code):

  Power efficiency Diagnostics report
  X 360 computer name
  Analysis time 2016-01 - 06 T 15: 16:32Z
  Scan duration 60 seconds
  System manufacturer Hewlett-Packard
  Product system name HP spectrum x 360 Convertible 13
  Date of the BIOS 10/23/2015
  Version of the BIOS F.2D
  Build OS 9600
  PlatformRoleMobile platform
  Plugged In true
  Number of processes 164
  Contexture 1892
  Report GUID {f8670991-ccc2-4c9e-b743-81cb15d13b03}
  Results of the analysis

  Errors

  Suspension device: USB get USB selective suspend
  This device is not in the State of selective suspension of USB. Processor power management can be prevented when the USB device is not in the State of selective suspension. Note that this problem will not prevent the sleep system.
  Name of device Microsoft mouse and driver detection keyboard (USB)
  Host controller ID PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_9CB1
  Host controller location PCI bus 0, device 20, function 0
  Device ID USB\VID_045E & PID_0745
  1 port way

  CPU utilizationrocessor use is high
  The average CPU utilization during the trace was high. The system consumes less power when the CPU usage average is very low. Examine the use of the processor for the individual processes determine the applications and services that contribute the most to the total CPU usage.
  Average use (%)     11.12
  Platform power management capabilitiesCI Active Express - State Power Management (ASPM) disabled
  PCI Express Active State Power Management (ASPM) has been disabled due to incompatibility with the hardware on this computer.

  Device drivers:
  Devices with missing or misconfigured drivers can increase energy consumption.
  Card device name Cisco Systems VPN for Windows 64-bit
  Device ID ROOT\NET\0000
  State of the device 0 x 1802401
  Code 0 x 16 device problem

  Caveats

  Platform timer resolutionlatform Timer resolution
  Default platform timer resolution is 15.6ms (15625000ns) and should be used whenever the system is idle. If the resolution of the timer is increased, processor power management technology may not be effective. The resolution of the timer can be increased due to media playback or graphic animations.
  Current resolution of the clock (100ns units) 10007
  Maximum Timer (100ns units) 156250
  Platform timer resolutionutstanding Timer request
  A program or service has requested a resolution of timer is smaller than the maximum platform timer resolution.
  Requested period 10000
  Asking to process ID 11968
  Applicant process path \Device\HarddiskVolume4\Program files (x 86) \Hewlett-Packard\HP Support Framework\HPSF.exe
  Process CPU Utilization: individual with significant CPU usage.
  This process is responsible for a significant part of the total CPU utilization recorded during the trace.
  Process name chrome.exe
  PID 8464
  Average use (%)     1.09
  Module Module average use (%)
  \Device\HarddiskVolume4\Program files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\47.0.2526.106\chrome_child.dll 0.59
  0.48
  \SystemRoot\system32\ntoskrnl.exe 0.00
  Process CPU Utilization: individual with significant CPU usage.
  This process is responsible for a significant part of the total CPU utilization recorded during the trace.
  Process name chrome.exe
  PID 1360
  Average use (%)     1.09
  Module Module average use (%)
  \Device\HarddiskVolume4\Program files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\47.0.2526.106\chrome_child.dll 0,58
  0.47
  \SystemRoot\system32\ntoskrnl.exe 0.01
  Process CPU Utilization: individual with significant CPU usage.
  This process is responsible for a significant part of the total CPU utilization recorded during the trace.
  Process name chrome.exe
  PID 9788
  Average use (%)     1.08
  Module Module average use (%)
  \Device\HarddiskVolume4\Program files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\47.0.2526.106\chrome_child.dll 0.59
  0.47
  \SystemRoot\system32\ntoskrnl.exe 0.00
  Process CPU Utilization: individual with significant CPU usage.
  This process is responsible for a significant part of the total CPU utilization recorded during the trace.
  Process name HPSF.exe
  PID 11968
  Average use (%)     0.71
  Module Module average use (%)
  \SystemRoot\system32\ntoskrnl.exe 0,14
  \SystemRoot\System32\win32k.sys 0.10
  \Device\HarddiskVolume4\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\clr.dll 0.10
  Process CPU Utilization: individual with significant CPU usage.
  This process is responsible for a significant part of the total CPU utilization recorded during the trace.
  Process name netsession_win.exe
  PID 5828
  Average use (%)     0.67
  Module Module average use (%)
  \SystemRoot\system32\ntoskrnl.exe 0.42
  \SystemRoot\system32\drivers\ndis.sys 0.10
  \Device\HarddiskVolume4\Users\Zeldar\AppData\Local\Akamai\netsession_win.exe 0.04
  Process CPU Utilization: individual with significant CPU usage.
  This process is responsible for a significant part of the total CPU utilization recorded during the trace.
  Process name chrome.exe
  PID 5712
  Average use (%)     0.63
  Module Module average use (%)
  \Device\HarddiskVolume4\Program files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\47.0.2526.106\chrome.dll 0.35
  \Device\HarddiskVolume4\Windows\SysWOW64\ntdll.dll 0.11
  \SystemRoot\system32\ntoskrnl.exe 0.08
  Process CPU Utilization: individual with significant CPU usage.
  This process is responsible for a significant part of the total CPU utilization recorded during the trace.
  Name of process system
  PID 4
  Average use (%)     0.55
  Module Module average use (%)
  \SystemRoot\system32\ntoskrnl.exe 0.42
  \SystemRoot\system32\drivers\ndis.sys 0.05
  \SystemRoot\system32\DRIVERS\dne64x.sys 0.02
  Process CPU Utilization: individual with significant CPU usage.
  This process is responsible for a significant part of the total CPU utilization recorded during the trace.
  Name of process explorer.exe
  PID 3988
  Average use (%)     0.43
  Module Module average use (%)
  \SystemRoot\System32\win32k.sys 0.15
  \SystemRoot\system32\ntoskrnl.exe 0,14
  \Device\HarddiskVolume4\Windows\System32\ntdll.dll 0.02
  Process CPU Utilization: individual with significant CPU usage.
  This process is responsible for a significant part of the total CPU utilization recorded during the trace.
  Process name chrome.exe
  PID 7920
  Average use (%)     0.39
  Module Module average use (%)
  \Device\HarddiskVolume4\Program files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\47.0.2526.106\chrome_child.dll 0.22
  0.14
  \SystemRoot\system32\ntoskrnl.exe 0.00
  Process CPU Utilization: individual with significant CPU usage.
  This process is responsible for a significant part of the total CPU utilization recorded during the trace.
  Process name WWAHost.exe
  4604 PID
  Average use (%)     0.28
  Module Module average use (%)
  \SystemRoot\system32\ntoskrnl.exe 0.10
  \SystemRoot\SysWOW64\ntdll.dll 0.03
  \Windows\SysWOW64\jscript9.dll 0.03
  Process CPU Utilization: individual with significant CPU usage.
  This process is responsible for a significant part of the total CPU utilization recorded during the trace.
  Process name UoipService.exe
  PID 2544
  Average use (%)     0.25
  Module Module average use (%)
  \SystemRoot\system32\ntoskrnl.exe 0,14
  \SystemRoot\system32\drivers\afd.sys 0.02
  \Device\HarddiskVolume4\Windows\System32\mswsock.dll 0.01
  Process CPU Utilization: individual with significant CPU usage.
  This process is responsible for a significant part of the total CPU utilization recorded during the trace.
  Process name chrome.exe
  PID 6600
  Average use (%)     0.24
  Module Module average use (%)
  \Device\HarddiskVolume4\Program files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\47.0.2526.106\chrome_child.dll 0,18
  0.04
  \Device\HarddiskVolume4\Windows\SysWOW64\ntdll.dll 0.00

  Information

  Platform, resolution: timer Timer application stack
  The battery of the modules loaded for the platform timer low in this process.
  Requested period 10000
  Asking to process ID 11968
  Applicant process path \Device\HarddiskVolume4\Program files (x 86) \Hewlett-Packard\HP Support Framework\HPSF.exe
  Call stack \Device\HarddiskVolume4\Windows\System32\ntdll.dll module
  \Device\HarddiskVolume4\Windows\System32\kernel32.dll
  \Device\HarddiskVolume4\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\WPF\wpfgfx_v0400.dll
  \Device\HarddiskVolume4\Windows\System32\kernel32.dll
  \Device\HarddiskVolume4\Windows\System32\ntdll.dll
  Political power: Active Power Plan
  The current power in use plan
  Plan custom name
  Map of GUID {e427f965-afc6-4f07-b387-e9be116f159e}
  Power politicsower Plan personality (on battery)
  The personality of the current power plan when the system is on battery power.
  Personality power saver
  Political power: video quality (on battery)
  Windows Media Player allows to optimize the quality or energy savings during video playback.
  Mode of quality balancing video quality and energy savings
  Power politicsower Plan personality (Plugged In)
  The personality of the current power plan when the system is connected.
  Personality power saver
  Political power of political power Radio: 802.11 is a maximum Performance (Plugged In)
  The current policy of power for compatible 802.11 wireless network adapters is not configured to use reduced consumption patterns.
  Political power: video quality (connected)
  Windows Media Player allows to optimize the quality or energy savings during video playback.
  Quality optimization for video quality mode
  Success of queries: analysis of system availability
  The analysis was successful. No problem of energy efficiency have been found. No information has been returned.
  Battery information: battery
  Battery ID Hewlett-PackardPrimary
  Manufacturer Hewlett-Packard
  Serial number
  Chemistry LION
  Long term 1
  0 seal
  Nominal capacity 54720
  Last full 54720
  Platform power management capabilitieslooking at the States of sleep
  Sleep States allow the computer to access the modes low power after a period of inactivity. The waking state S3 is the State of default Eve for Windows platforms. The waking state S3 consumes only enough power to preserve the contents of the memory and allow the computer to return to work quickly. Very few platforms are supported States S1 or S2 sleep.
  False S1 sleep taken in charge
  False S2 taken sleep support
  True S3 Sleep taken in charge
  True S4 sleep taken in charge
  Platform power management capabilities: connected standby support
  Connected standby allows the computer enter a low power mode in which it is always on and connected. If supported, connected standby is used instead of the system sleep States.
  Connected supported watch fake
  Platform power management capabilities: Adaptive brightness is supported.
  This computer allows Windows to automatically control the brightness of the built-in display.
  Platform power management capabilitiesrocessor power management capabilities
  Effective processor power management allows the computer to automatically balance the performance and power consumption.
  Group 0
  Index 0
  Idle state head 3
  Idle Type idle ACPI (C) States State
  Nominal frequency (MHz) 2401
  Percentage of maximum Performance 100
  Percentage the lowest performance 20
  More low percentage of gas 2
  Control of performance Type ACPI Performance (P) / (T) States of butterfly
  Platform power management capabilitiesrocessor power management capabilities
  Effective processor power management allows the computer to automatically balance the performance and power consumption.
  Group 0
  Index 1
  Idle state head 3
  Idle Type idle ACPI (C) States State
  Nominal frequency (MHz) 2401
  Percentage of maximum Performance 100
  Percentage the lowest performance 20
  More low percentage of gas 2
  Control of performance Type ACPI Performance (P) / (T) States of butterfly
  Platform power management capabilitiesrocessor power management capabilities
  Effective processor power management allows the computer to automatically balance the performance and power consumption.
  Group 0
  Index 2
  Idle state head 3
  Idle Type idle ACPI (C) States State
  Nominal frequency (MHz) 2401
  Percentage of maximum Performance 100
  Percentage the lowest performance 20
  More low percentage of gas 2
  Control of performance Type ACPI Performance (P) / (T) States of butterfly
  Platform power management capabilitiesrocessor power management capabilities
  Effective processor power management allows the computer to automatically balance the performance and power consumption.
  Group 0
  Index 3
  Idle state head 3
  Idle Type idle ACPI (C) States State
  Nominal frequency (MHz) 2401
  Percentage of maximum Performance 100
  Percentage the lowest performance 20
  More low percentage of gas 2
  Controls of Type ACPI Performance (P) performance / Throttle (T)

  I found a thread on Microsoft answers community web site.  Unfortunately, it seems that Microsoft has not fixed even though this thread is over a year.  This has been driving me crazy.  In any case, the problem is with Windows 8.1 and is caused by the use of a Microsoft account to connect to the computer.  If the account is not connected, after a few hours the computer stops to fall asleep.  If you close the MS account, then the computer will sleep normally.  My dose is to convert my connection from the local computer to a local account and disconnect from Microsoft.  This process is easy to do, go into the settings of PC and disconnect the account.  It will keep your original profile.

  Here is the link to the thread that got clued in the solution:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows8_1-performance/Windows-81-refuses-to-sleep-automatically-idle/6ab4aaaf-31bd-4baf-ABC6-62ba8c8260aa?DB=5&page=2&rtAction=1452178632575

  I consider this resolved issue that HP is concerned.  Microsoft needs to address the issue.  I'm not interested in switching to Windows 10 for compatibility reasons and, in this regard, the same problem can exist in the W10.