In news:Tdfgb.8035$(E-Mail Removed),
JethroUK© <(E-Mail Removed)> fumbled, fiddled and fingered:
> "Steve Parry" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> In news:Ykegb.7999$(E-Mail Removed),
>> JethroUK© <(E-Mail Removed)> fumbled, fiddled and fingered:
>>> "Steve Parry [MVP]" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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>>>> In news:AK1gb.7719$(E-Mail Removed),
>>>> JethroUK© <(E-Mail Removed)> fumbled, fiddled and fingered:
>>>>> just fitted new cordless keyboard which has a 'sleep'
button
>> (i
>>>>> haven't-installed the driver, it just works) only trouble
is,
>>>> my
>>>>> damned machine wont wake-up again - wont even reset - i
have
>> to
>>>>> unplug it from the bloody wall
>>>>>
>>>>> Anyone know how to disable sleep mode? (or the button)
>>>>>
>>>>> p.s. in the power options i've tried enable/disable
hibernate
>>>>> support - no difference
>>>>
>>>> In Power Options > Advanced tab there's often a list there
>> that
>>>> tells the machine what to do with certain keypress's /
actions
>>>> ......
>>>
>>> options for sleep button are: Shutdown/Hibernate/Standby
>>>
>>> tried hibernate and standby - seem to do the same & i cant
>> recover
>>> from either
( and there's no option to "Do Nothing" grrrrrr
>>> o)
>>>
>>> i have screensaver set 20 mins inactivity
>>> monitor idle after 2 hours
>>> harddrive idle after 3 hours
>>>
>>> these all work (and suit me) fine
>>>
>>> Hibernate? Standby? grrrrrrrrrrrr - i'm tempted to pull the
>> damned
>>> button off the keyboard
)
>>>
>>> thanks anyhow
>>
>>
>> have you looked in the BIOS to see if the option can be turned
>> off in there?
>>
>
> checked it, only rellevant settings i have:
>
> Suspend: disabled
> Wake up on P.C.I. = Disabled
> Wake up on LAN = Disabled
> USB KB Wakeup from S3 = Disabled (presume USB keyboard
(
>
> no mention of wake up on keyboard or mouse - no mention of
disabling
> it altogether either - i'll just have to live with it - maybe
i'll
> twiddle around and stop it going into such a deep slumber (it's
more
> like a coma hahaha
)
>
> thanks again
Hi Jethro
Just one little thought here ..
Your wireless keyboard and mouse... is prolly bluetooth or a
similar technology yes? ... and that adaptor is either on the PCI
bus or attached to the USB which is on the PCI bus yes? ....
If so then enabling wake up on PCI may do the trick for you?
I may be on the wrong track here but worth a try uh ;o)
--
Steve Parry BA(Hons) MCP MVP
http://www.gwynfryn.co.uk