Windows task scheduler: when using the "repeat task every" option, I can't prevent the scheduler to trigger script execution when resuming from sleep

Windows task scheduler: when using the "repeat task every" option, I can't prevent the scheduler to trigger script execution when resuming from sleep

Using Windows task scheduler, I want to trigger script execution each hours (for instance at 20h15, 21h15, 22h15 etc...) when the computer is awake but NOT when it is in sleep/hibernate mode. When the computer resumes from sleep (was sleeping at 22h15 and awakes, for instance, at 22h30, it still tries to execute the script but I don't want this behaviour . I would like that the software "thinks" like that: "the hour "22h15" is passed, I just wait 23h15 to try again but I don't try at 22h30 when resuming from sleep".

The box "repeat task every" is (obviously) checked: Image of the check box

And the box "Run tasks as soon as possible after a scheduled start is missed" is NOT checked: Image of the check box

Any idea how to implement the desired behaviour ?

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