award's "irq's activity monitoring"

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Christopher

Hi!

I am trying to figure out how the wake-up events in my bios work. I
have windows xp and the wake-up by RTC works fine when i shut down the
pc. (btw: I cannot turn the pc into standby-mode only hibernating - I
do not know why). But I cannot wake-up the PC with mouse or keyboard,
eventhough the IRQ's are "enabled".

Thank you,
Christopher.
 
Hi!

I am trying to figure out how the wake-up events in my bios work. I
have windows xp and the wake-up by RTC works fine when i shut down the
pc. (btw: I cannot turn the pc into standby-mode only hibernating - I
do not know why). But I cannot wake-up the PC with mouse or keyboard,
eventhough the IRQ's are "enabled".
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"Wake up" by keyboard or mouse usually only works when the system is in
Standby (aka Suspend to RAM) mode.

"Wake up" from Suspend to Disk (aka Hibernate) or a fully-powered down state
usually requires a Power button press...
 
With many MB, you can turn your computer on (from power-off and hibernation)
by hitting 'any' key :) on a keyboard, or clicking a mouse.

 
daytripper said:
With many MB, you can turn your computer on (from power-off and hibernation)
by hitting 'any' key :) on a keyboard, or clicking a mouse.
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So I've heard (which is why that "usually" was there ;-) but I've never owned
a motherboard that works that way...

/daytripper
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