- Mar 21, 2007
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I've got a system that's exhibiting somewhat odd behavior. First, a few HW & SW specs:
MB: Abit AN8 Ultra (using onboard NIC, firewire, PS/2 keyboard port, etc)
CPU: 3800x2
Mem: 2GB (two sticks)
HD, DVD reader, DVD Burner: SATA
Gfx card: ATI x1300
PCI card: Koutech PCI to USB2.0 Card Model IO-PU520. Most USB devices are connected to this
OS: WinXP Home SP2 + all updates.
Symptoms:
When I hit stand by on the system, 10-30 minutes later, it decides to wake up and go to the login screen. It keeps doing this; no human interaction is done. When shut down, it stays that way, but stand by doesn't.
What I've tried:
- Went into BIOS, and I believe I forbade all devices to bring system out of standby
- In device manager, went into keyboard, mouse, and uncheck the 'allow this device to bring computer out of standby'.
- Pinged & tried telnetting to the machine when in standby to verify that the NIC isn't causing a wakeup. It stayed in standby thru these tests.
- Convincing wife to just turn the thing off, rather than wander off and hope it stands by. No success.
Any more places to try looking? Thanks.
MB: Abit AN8 Ultra (using onboard NIC, firewire, PS/2 keyboard port, etc)
CPU: 3800x2
Mem: 2GB (two sticks)
HD, DVD reader, DVD Burner: SATA
Gfx card: ATI x1300
PCI card: Koutech PCI to USB2.0 Card Model IO-PU520. Most USB devices are connected to this
OS: WinXP Home SP2 + all updates.
Symptoms:
When I hit stand by on the system, 10-30 minutes later, it decides to wake up and go to the login screen. It keeps doing this; no human interaction is done. When shut down, it stays that way, but stand by doesn't.
What I've tried:
- Went into BIOS, and I believe I forbade all devices to bring system out of standby
- In device manager, went into keyboard, mouse, and uncheck the 'allow this device to bring computer out of standby'.
- Pinged & tried telnetting to the machine when in standby to verify that the NIC isn't causing a wakeup. It stayed in standby thru these tests.
- Convincing wife to just turn the thing off, rather than wander off and hope it stands by. No success.
Any more places to try looking? Thanks.
