I got a new laptop.
it wakes up by itself i dunno why. like my bag heats up or i wake up and my laptop has 5% battery.
now i used pwrcfg -lastwake on cmd. it says power button. but like all modern laptops, it wakes up when i open it.
so i am not sure -lastwake is noting the wake that i want to know about.
what to do?
any suspects?
Help!
16 Dec 2015, 20:18 PM
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16 Dec 2015, 20:24 PM
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turn off your laptop when you're not using it? it has insomnia?
16 Dec 2015, 21:48 PM
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hehe.
this time i caught my laptop waking up. I checked my bag and felt heating up.
this time, it was "power button" again.
....
how?
this time i caught my laptop waking up. I checked my bag and felt heating up.
this time, it was "power button" again.
....
how?
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17 Dec 2015, 09:15 AM
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is it connected via lan during that time?
17 Dec 2015, 18:09 PM
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I mean, i was in school which has wifi all over it. if that is what you mean.
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18 Dec 2015, 18:36 PM
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I mean, i was in school which has wifi all over it. if that is what you mean.
Wake up on LAN (/wifi) activated? Or you seriously got one hell of badly placed power button
18 Dec 2015, 18:59 PM
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Wake up on LAN (/wifi) activated? Or you seriously got one hell of badly placed power button
i had that problem with desktop before so i checked and i am pretty sure that isnt it.
my power button is a keyboard button. the thing is, it wakes up even when i leave it on the desk at night. i mean daduq.
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18 Dec 2015, 19:03 PM
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my power button is a keyboard button. the thing is, it wakes up even when i leave it on the desk at night. i mean daduq.
Pure air pressure!
But seriously, sounds like wake up on lan / wifi.
19 Dec 2015, 16:39 PM
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Pure air pressure!
But seriously, sounds like wake up on lan / wifi.
Thats what i was thinking, had the same problem.
Deactivating it in the bios should solve your problem.
19 Dec 2015, 16:49 PM
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What kind of OS are you using? If it's windows 10 it may wake up your computer to run maintance tasks like defragmentation.
19 Dec 2015, 18:05 PM
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Thats what i was thinking, had the same problem.
Deactivating it in the bios should solve your problem.
How do i deactivate air pressure in BIOS?
how do i disable wifi wake up thingy in BIOS?What kind of OS are you using? If it's windows 10 it may wake up your computer to run maintance tasks like defragmentation.
cool. i will check my windows setting.
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20 Dec 2015, 11:00 AM
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How do i deactivate air pressure in BIOS?
cool. i will check my windows setting.
Was talking about the 'Wake on Lan' function. Its usually in the 'advanced' section.
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