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We will continue to monitor the situation and attempt to reproduce the issue you mentioned.storageninja wrote: ↑24 May 2026, 19:16 Hello TM it’s had been confirmed after a week of monitoring. F4 SSD won’t auto boot at scheduled time. Only shutdown works. Could we investigate, I also reported in another topic about this bug.
This may be due to a mismatch in the time or time zone settings.storageninja wrote: ↑24 May 2026, 19:16 Hello TM it’s had been confirmed after a week of monitoring. F4 SSD won’t auto boot at scheduled time. Only shutdown works. Could we investigate, I also reported in another topic about this bug.
It is synced with a server. Please note that shutdown as the scheduled time works fine, but startup just not.TMzethar wrote: ↑25 May 2026, 09:01This may be due to a mismatch in the time or time zone settings.storageninja wrote: ↑24 May 2026, 19:16 Hello TM it’s had been confirmed after a week of monitoring. F4 SSD won’t auto boot at scheduled time. Only shutdown works. Could we investigate, I also reported in another topic about this bug.
If your NAS time is set to “Sync with web browser,” try changing it to “Sync with server.”
Just tested, only one startup line: does not work, It simply never startup/boot.Gremlin wrote: ↑26 May 2026, 02:10 Have you tried just running a startup schedule on its own without the shutdown. (Shutdown manually to test). This sounds like an old problem where the "power" scheduled tasks did not gracefully handle multiple (ie more than one!) events. You could of course use the main task scheduler (custom options) to script and sequence these events.
I had a similar problem and I found that deselecting 'Enable scheduled task', Apply, then selecting it again and Apply fixed it. I expect you've already tried this but if not......storageninja wrote: ↑26 May 2026, 02:45
Just tested, only one startup line: does not work, It simply never startup/boot.
Yeah tried that last night also, but no difference.snapsh0t wrote: ↑26 May 2026, 12:50I had a similar problem and I found that deselecting 'Enable scheduled task', Apply, then selecting it again and Apply fixed it. I expect you've already tried this but if not......storageninja wrote: ↑26 May 2026, 02:45
Just tested, only one startup line: does not work, It simply never startup/boot.