I wonder how can i shutdown all tasks ? I mean not only the Boinc manager, i want to have it all temporaly stopped and of course not destroy the work that is done. For your information im running it as a services and under Windows XP sp2.

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The best way to lose NONE of your work is simply to "suspend" BOINC. This is done in the "Command" pulldown menu (it's called "Activity" in the newer version of BOINC). Then when you are ready, you set it back to "Run based on preferences". This actually leaves the threads out there, but they stop crunching until you set it back to run based on preferences.

I should clarify, I think you'd also need to have your "leave in memory while preempted" preference set to YES to not lose any of the work. This is the preferred setting anyway. It ACTUALLY remains in VIRTUAL memory, so it's not like it is going to be obstructing your other work.

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Suspend will as said suspend the computation
(or right click on boincmanager 'B' icon in the notification/system tray and select Snooze, though I forget)


but since your running services

Start->Run type sc stop boinc to stop it
Start->Run type sc start boinc to start it


You'll need to manually close BoincManager though.

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Thanks it looks like it worked OK

Suspend will as said suspend the computation
(or right click on boincmanager 'B' icon in the notification/system tray and select Snooze, though I forget)


but since your running services

Start->Run type sc stop boinc to stop it
Start->Run type sc start boinc to start it


You'll need to manually close BoincManager though.

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