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Hey, try turning off all the wake on lan/usb settings on your BIOS, for good measure( you don't really have to if you did it in bios), but take away the ability for your USB devices to turn your PC on by going to the device manager, finding the relevant properties for each USB device, going to the power management tab, and disable both options from there. After that your PC should probably stop the werid behaviour. Sometimes HDMI cables connected to your TV could also do the same as USBs and wake it up.

 

If you google how to turn on/off the wake on lan/usb options of your motherboard in bios, you should be able to fix it.

Hi guys, my PC does this quite a bit every time I put my PC to sleep and I'm not sure why. I can't even get it to reset using the reset switch on my PC. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Also, it doesn't want to come out of sleep either. Also, once in sleep, the PC fans, CPU and GPU keep powered up when it should be going to sleep. Thanks in advance for the help. Also when it does this I just have to power it off using my psu switch.
 

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Hey, try turning off all the wake on lan/usb settings on your BIOS, for good measure( you don't really have to if you did it in bios), but take away the ability for your USB devices to turn your PC on by going to the device manager, finding the relevant properties for each USB device, going to the power management tab, and disable both options from there. After that your PC should probably stop the werid behaviour. Sometimes HDMI cables connected to your TV could also do the same as USBs and wake it up.

 

If you google how to turn on/off the wake on lan/usb options of your motherboard in bios, you should be able to fix it.

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Awesome thank you so much for your help it's greatly appreciated here's exactly what it does when going into sleep mode one day when I went to connect my USB c cable to the back of my motherboard to charge my pixel 8 pro my PC shut itself off and rebooted not sure if that's cause for concern or not.PXL_20240607_154113892.thumb.jpg.6091ac9b4f6531e384bf94352cbfd6d3.jpg

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53 minutes ago, Jon-Slow said:

Hey, try turning off all the wake on lan/usb settings on your BIOS, for good measure( you don't really have to if you did it in bios), but take away the ability for your USB devices to turn your PC on by going to the device manager, finding the relevant properties for each USB device, going to the power management tab, and disable both options from there. After that your PC should probably stop the werid behaviour. Sometimes HDMI cables connected to your TV could also do the same as USBs and wake it up.

 

If you google how to turn on/off the wake on lan/usb options of your motherboard in bios, you should be able to fix it.

Awesome thank you so much for your help it's greatly appreciated here's exactly what it does when going into sleep mode one day when I went to connect my USB c cable to the back of my motherboard to charge my pixel 8 pro my PC shut itself off and rebooted not sure if that's cause for concern or not. I accidentally found out I didn't reply to your message were I didn't hit the reply button in the options.

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