Typically, some external device connected to the system is conflicting with Sleep. Try this, power off and disconnect all external devices from the R3. Reconnect ONLY the monitor, keyboard and mouse. The keyboard and mouse should be plugged into USB ports on the REAR of the R3. Be sure that the monitor USB upstream cable is NOT connected to the R3. Power on. See if it will Sleep.
Ok I will give a try when I get home. My Keyboard/mouse is an integrated wireless set up (the keyboard has a touchpad instead of a mouse). My hdtv and lcd monitor and plugged into the gpu's dvi and hdmi port. I use an external wireless adapter plugged into rear usb, as well as an external sound card plugged into a rear usb. Never had this problem before. Is there anything I can check in task manager to look for something running that is conflicting? Thanks for the help.
Thanks Tesla, that worked. Don't know why didn't work through Command Center, but it's fixed.
Cool.
FYI ... What you see in Command Center is just a "front-end" to what is really happening in the real Windows Power Options. There is an Windows Service running (provided by Alienware) that keeps them sync-ed.
Tesla1856
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Reset the options inside the proper Power Profile in Windows Control Panel.
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MG1959,
Typically, some external device connected to the system is conflicting with Sleep. Try this, power off and disconnect all external devices from the R3. Reconnect ONLY the monitor, keyboard and mouse. The keyboard and mouse should be plugged into USB ports on the REAR of the R3. Be sure that the monitor USB upstream cable is NOT connected to the R3. Power on. See if it will Sleep.
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Ok I will give a try when I get home. My Keyboard/mouse is an integrated wireless set up (the keyboard has a touchpad instead of a mouse). My hdtv and lcd monitor and plugged into the gpu's dvi and hdmi port. I use an external wireless adapter plugged into rear usb, as well as an external sound card plugged into a rear usb. Never had this problem before. Is there anything I can check in task manager to look for something running that is conflicting? Thanks for the help.
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September 27th, 2012 15:00
Thanks Tesla, that worked. Don't know why didn't work through Command Center, but it's fixed.
Tesla1856
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September 27th, 2012 15:00
Cool.
FYI ... What you see in Command Center is just a "front-end" to what is really happening in the real Windows Power Options. There is an Windows Service running (provided by Alienware) that keeps them sync-ed.