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Leaving BA running when going on holiday

Postby Steve Voltage » Sat Jan 03, 2009 12:29 pm

Going on holiday soon for ten days and would like to have BA continue to place bets for me. I intend to use this acer netbook http://www.amazon.co.uk/Acer-Aspire-One ... =de_a_smtd

Am i right in saying it will be possible to program the bios to turn the netbook on at 11:00am and then turn its self off at 21:25pm ? or would it be better to leave the netbook on 24hrs? The problem would be that occasionally i lose my broadband connection and have to rebbot the modem, so the on/off idea is probably best. Any ideas/tips about leaving your pc/netbook on would very much appreciated. Arnold.
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Postby Steve Voltage » Sat Jan 03, 2009 12:30 pm

Just to add i cannot take the netbook with me on holiday :(
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Postby throwmeadisc » Sun Jan 04, 2009 1:51 am

Hi Arnold,

I use this program, it's not free but it works really well. It was the first I tried and because it was good I just bought it. There is a 30 day trial too, which is nice.... :lol:

I just have everything setup BA and then just Hibernate my computer. So at the pre-set time it just switches on just does its thing and then just Hibernates at a scheduled time and the loop continues etc.. Really simple but effective...

Auto Poweron & Shutdown - http://www.lifsoft.com/index.html

I would also recommend Logmein Free too as a useful tool to remotely connect to your computer from any Internet browser to check on progress etc.... https://secure.logmein.com/products/free/

Cheers,

Al :wink:
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Postby doris_day » Sun Jan 04, 2009 9:19 am

I agree with the poster regarding Remote Connections but if you dont want to connect remotely simply leave your computer on 24/7. I have for over 7 years without any problems at all.
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Postby Steve Voltage » Sun Jan 04, 2009 12:31 pm

throwmeadisc wrote:Hi Arnold,

I use this program, it's not free but it works really well. It was the first I tried and because it was good I just bought it. There is a 30 day trial too, which is nice.... :lol:

I just have everything setup BA and then just Hibernate my computer. So at the pre-set time it just switches on just does its thing and then just Hibernates at a scheduled time and the loop continues etc.. Really simple but effective...

Auto Poweron & Shutdown - http://www.lifsoft.com/index.html

I would also recommend Logmein Free too as a useful tool to remotely connect to your computer from any Internet browser to check on progress etc.... https://secure.logmein.com/products/free/

Cheers,

Al :wink:


works well throwmeadisc just what i am looking for, only problem is that when i hibernate my pc i can still connect to the internet but i cannot open any pages e.g BA. Anyone now why this is? maybe norton security screwing me again?
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Postby Steve Voltage » Sun Jan 04, 2009 12:35 pm

doris_day wrote:I agree with the poster regarding Remote Connections but if you dont want to connect remotely simply leave your computer on 24/7. I have for over 7 years without any problems at all.


7 years wow! the reason i cant leave on 24/7 is the occasional modem drop out and i have to reboot, unless you have any ideas to get around this please?
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Postby Steve Voltage » Sun Jan 04, 2009 12:40 pm

Arnold wrote:
throwmeadisc wrote:Hi Arnold,

I use this program, it's not free but it works really well. It was the first I tried and because it was good I just bought it. There is a 30 day trial too, which is nice.... :lol:

I just have everything setup BA and then just Hibernate my computer. So at the pre-set time it just switches on just does its thing and then just Hibernates at a scheduled time and the loop continues etc.. Really simple but effective...

Auto Poweron & Shutdown - http://www.lifsoft.com/index.html

I would also recommend Logmein Free too as a useful tool to remotely connect to your computer from any Internet browser to check on progress etc.... https://secure.logmein.com/products/free/

Cheers,

Al :wink:


works well throwmeadisc just what i am looking for, only problem is that when i hibernate my pc i can still connect to the internet but i cannot open any pages e.g BA. Anyone now why this is? maybe norton security screwing me again?
just check normal hibernation mode and all works well its just when i hibernate with the auto program i cannot reconnect to BA.
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Postby throwmeadisc » Sun Jan 04, 2009 7:21 pm

I have no problems with BA reconnecting. Try disabling Norton firewall and just use windows Firewall for now and see if that helps.

For the record I just use Windows Firewall.

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Re: Leaving BA running when going on holiday

Postby Steve Voltage » Fri Jan 16, 2009 9:05 pm

Arnold wrote:Going on holiday soon for ten days and would like to have BA continue to place bets for me. I intend to use this acer netbook http://www.amazon.co.uk/Acer-Aspire-One ... =de_a_smtd

Am i right in saying it will be possible to program the bios to turn the netbook on at 11:00am and then turn its self off at 21:25pm ? or would it be better to leave the netbook on 24hrs? The problem would be that occasionally i lose my broadband connection and have to rebbot the modem, so the on/off idea is probably best. Any ideas/tips about leaving your pc/netbook on would very much appreciated. Arnold.


I wouldn't recommend this acer laptop as i already have a problem with the clock losing time, a common problem its seems with acer computers :evil: This has been causing major problems with my "AUTOMATED" betting causing me to lose a few quid :twisted: :twisted: [/b] Automating my bets seems to cause more problems than it's worth!!
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Postby Steve Voltage » Fri Jan 16, 2009 10:22 pm

I've just downloaded the free atomic clock that should sort this problem. Another handy must have tool for auto betting imo. :)

http://www.worldtimeserver.com/atomic-clock/
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