<FreeFileSync XmlType="BATCH" XmlFormat="14">
<Compare>
<Variant>TimeAndSize</Variant>
<Symlinks>Exclude</Symlinks>
<IgnoreTimeShift>1</IgnoreTimeShift>
</Compare>
<Synchronize>
<Variant>Custom</Variant>
<CustomDirections>
<LeftOnly>right</LeftOnly>
<RightOnly>none</RightOnly>
<LeftNewer>right</LeftNewer>
<RightNewer>none</RightNewer>
<Different>right</Different>
<Conflict>right</Conflict>
</CustomDirections>
<DetectMovedFiles>false</DetectMovedFiles>
<DeletionPolicy>Versioning</DeletionPolicy>
<VersioningFolder Style="TimeStamp-File">E:\Revisions</VersioningFolder>
</Synchronize>
<Filter>
<Include>
<Item>*</Item>
</Include>
<Exclude>
<Item>\System Volume Information\</Item>
<Item>\$Recycle.Bin\</Item>
<Item>\RECYCLE?\</Item>
<Item>*\desktop.ini</Item>
<Item>*\thumbs.db</Item>
<Item>\Revisions\</Item>
</Exclude>
<TimeSpan Type="None">0</TimeSpan>
<SizeMin Unit="None">0</SizeMin>
<SizeMax Unit="None">0</SizeMax>
</Filter>
<FolderPairs>
<Pair>
<Left>D:\</Left>
<Right>E:\</Right>
</Pair>
</FolderPairs>
<Errors Ignore="true" Retry="0" Delay="5"/>
<LogFolder/>
<PostSyncCommand Condition="Completion"/>
<Batch>
<ProgressDialog Minimized="true" AutoClose="true"/>
<ErrorDialog>None</ErrorDialog>
<PostSyncAction>None</PostSyncAction>
</Batch>
RealTimeSync puts my computer to sleep despite being told not to
- Posts: 1
- Joined: 27 Mar 2019
After a sync job, RealTimeSync puts my computer to sleep, even though I left that option blank and verified the batch file is set to "none". Here is the batch file below. Maybe I'm missing something, but I've changed settings and rewrote the batch file 3 times and it still puts my computer to sleep.
