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Vista Wont Sleep, Want To Wake Up With MCE Remote



 
 
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Old June 3rd 07, 12:04 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Adam TL
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Default Vista Wont Sleep, Want To Wake Up With MCE Remote

I have windows vista ultimate, i can get my pc to sleep (most of the time) as
i have disabled all the mouse/keyboard/network adapter/modem everything from
waking the comuter up.

But i have a windows MCE remote control and you can put the computer to
sleep and wake it up with the remote, but because you have to check the
"Allow this device to wake up the computer" my pc now wotn sleep, wether in
Hybrid mode or normal, also i have the settings in my bios for S1 or S3 modes
or Auto, currently it is set to Auto, and ocasionly i can get sleep to work
(with the remote wakeup disabled).

Also i have set the multimedia settings in power profiles to "Allow the
computer to sleep" and the network adapters wake on lan to off.

I cant find anything that relates to the UHCI controller in my bios or in
Device Manager. Although i do have one Enhanced Host Controller in Device
Manager but i dont know what port that is?!

What is still wrong with this?!!! Help
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Old June 3rd 07, 01:04 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
freddy
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Default Vista Wont Sleep, Want To Wake Up With MCE Remote

Adam,

If you don't get an answer, try using google to search for a solution. I
did a quick google search using:

troubleshooting sleep mode problems

and I got a bunch of hits. There could be several answers to this issue, so
that it's not necessarily that easy to come up with one quick answer. Just
something to try should you be so inclined.
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freddy


"Adam TL" wrote:

I have windows vista ultimate, i can get my pc to sleep (most of the time) as
i have disabled all the mouse/keyboard/network adapter/modem everything from
waking the comuter up.

But i have a windows MCE remote control and you can put the computer to
sleep and wake it up with the remote, but because you have to check the
"Allow this device to wake up the computer" my pc now wotn sleep, wether in
Hybrid mode or normal, also i have the settings in my bios for S1 or S3 modes
or Auto, currently it is set to Auto, and ocasionly i can get sleep to work
(with the remote wakeup disabled).

Also i have set the multimedia settings in power profiles to "Allow the
computer to sleep" and the network adapters wake on lan to off.

I cant find anything that relates to the UHCI controller in my bios or in
Device Manager. Although i do have one Enhanced Host Controller in Device
Manager but i dont know what port that is?!

What is still wrong with this?!!! Help

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Old February 4th 08, 05:26 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Starlionblue[_4_]
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Default Vista Wont Sleep, Want To Wake Up With MCE Remote


Hiya,

I have found one more thing involved in this conundrum. It's a
motherboard jumper.

I was able to stop Vista waking up with the usual "power management"
tab unchecking and wake-on-lan disabling. Several months later, I was
leafing through my motherboard manual (as you do...) and read about a
jumper allowing "USB Device Wake-Up". Turns out it was off by default. I
set the jumper to on and hey presto, Vista stays asleep but I can still
use the keyboard to wake it up!

My motherboard (Asus P5B-E) has one jumper for each set of USB ports,
plus one for PS/2. I went over to a friend and her Asus has only one
jumper for everything. But it works for her too. And the jumper was the
only way to fix her Vista insomnia!

Very happy now.


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Starlionblue
 




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