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Hi,
have you tried disabling the 'wake timers'? See screenshot:
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yes. it is set to disabled.
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Usually the powercfg -lastwake command will give you some indication. Although I did not know it would wake from hibernation,,,
Open an administrative command prompt and type the command and hit enter. It has to be done before the system goes back to sleep.
Windows Media Center was always one that surprised me.
Open an administrative command prompt and type the command and hit enter. It has to be done before the system goes back to sleep.
Windows Media Center was always one that surprised me.
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Usually the powercfg -lastwake command will give you some indication. Although I did not know it would wake from hibernation,,,
Open an administrative command prompt and type the command and hit enter. It has to be done before the system goes back to sleep.
Windows Media Center was always one that surprised me.
I tried but it did not show what waked it up.
Microsoft Windows [Version 6.2.9200]
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C:\Users\Admin>powercfg -lastwake
Wake History Count - 1
Wake History [0]
Wake Source Count - 0
C:\Users\Admin>
I also disabled all services except intel and asus. There is no pop up window or new program running when it wake up. I just can't find what waked it.
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What about the automatic scheduled maintenance setting. Is the box ticked to allow the scheduled maintenance to wake the computer at the scheduled time. I have my box unticked.
yes it is unchecked.
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