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A Google search says to uninstall TeamViewer.

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Hi there,

 

My newly updated windows 10 "Dream Machine" has been waking itself up at 2:14:37am for "unknown" reasons as specified by windows event logs.

I have attempted to change the auto updating times, adapter settings in which devices can turn on the pc (ie. moving the mouse, keyboard, network adapters, etc...)

As a result of all this, nothing has changed, and me, as well as the inhabitants of the house are moment shy of just throwing the whole F****** computer out the nearest window. 

 

I don't know about you but I don't really enjoy having 12 fans throttle from 0-3500rpm and every single LED having a rave at 2 am.

 

Much appreciated to the person who can solve my problem, any suggestions, please <3

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Hi there,

 

My newly updated windows 10 "Dream Machine" has been waking itself up at 2:14:37am for "unknown" reasons as specified by windows event logs.

I have attempted to change the auto updating times, adapter settings in which devices can turn on the pc (ie. moving the mouse, keyboard, network adapters, etc...)

As a result of all this, nothing has changed, and me, as well as the inhabitants of the house are moment shy of just throwing the whole F****** computer out the nearest window. 

 

I don't know about you but I don't really enjoy having 12 fans throttle from 0-3500rpm and every single LED having a rave at 2 am.

 

Much appreciated to the person who can solve my problem, any suggestions, please <3

Until you find a solution why don't you just unplug it when you go to sleep?

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No idea why it does that.

 

But I have 1 question.

 

12 fans at 3500 RPM? Are you trying to cool down the center of the earth?

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A Google search says to uninstall TeamViewer.

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 why don't you just unplug it when you go to sleep?

 

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sometimes theres a activated "dehumidifier-wake" in the bios that causes your pc to turn on if the dehumidifier wants to

a comrade had this issue and the pc woke up every 24h at the same time, after checking the dehumidifier-wake setting in the bios and disabling it, everything worked fine

 

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Check the WOL (wake on lan) Settings in the Bios. When its on, turn it off.

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my laptop does this too, I just thought it was a windows thing. I wont be able to help, but I'll make use of the answers you get.

Computer's don't make errors. What they do, they do on purpose.

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No idea why it does that.

 

But I have 1 question.

 

12 fans at 3500 RPM? Are you trying to cool down the center of the earth?

i thought i was crazy with 8 fans :)

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Some roommate of yours is having a late halloween joke :)

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I don't know about you but I don't really enjoy having 12 fans throttle from 0-3500rpm and every single LED having a rave at 2 am.

 

That cracked my up :D

 

How many times did it turn on by itself? Is is exactly the same time every night?

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Remove TeamViewer

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Remove TeamViewer

 

I have the same problem with my laptop, I used to have teamviewer installed, I'm going to look for left over files now, maybe that was it for me.

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Why not just shut the machine down and unplug it? That's what I do, however I don't have this problem and never have thank fully.

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No idea why it does that.

 

But I have 1 question.

 

12 fans at 3500 RPM? Are you trying to cool down the center of the earth?

I have a custom case, my pc is built into a desk with a window over top, 3 fans on the left, 3 on the right, 4 in a push pull rad set up, and 2 for case flow, kinda over kill but whatever LOL

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I have a custom case, my pc is built into a desk with a window over top, 3 fans on the left, 3 on the right, 4 in a push pull rad set up, and 2 for case flow, kinda over kill but whatever LOL

Holy shit, pics?

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A Google search says to uninstall TeamViewer.

That would make a lot of sense, the first couple days after having windows 10 it was fine, and a few after i installed a bunch of software, one of which was teamviewer, im just gonna assume this is the problem and ill report back. Thanks all!

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Holy shit, pics?

If you want I can make a custom thread and ill post a link on this one when I have the time, its not 100% done, but it makes me smile :3

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If you want I can make a custom thread and ill post a link on this one when I have the time, its not 100% done, but it makes me smile :3

please do

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That would make a lot of sense, the first couple days after having windows 10 it was fine, and a few after i installed a bunch of software, one of which was teamviewer, im just gonna assume this is the problem and ill report back. Thanks all!

Did it work? :P

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