I could find nothing in the BIOS under power to disable. In fact, no where in the BIOS, was anything that looked like it would effect the sleep of the computer.
Do you have wake from usb selected in BIOS/UEFI turned on? There might be this option in the BIOS that allows keyboard or mouse wake up there. I'd check the power options.
Do you mean it's turning the monitor on, or...? Is this always at some specific time of day/night?
Did you look at the Windows Task Scheduler to see if something set to run while the PC is idle (eg sleeping) like an antiviral scan, Windows Indexing Service, somebody's update software (eg, Adobe). Dozens of things usually be set to run.
Win 10 also has automatic Maintenance. Go to the main Windows Control Panel and open Security & Maintenance control panel. Expand the Maintenance box and follow the links to turn automatic maintenance off, or at least schedule it at a time that won't make you crazy. :Wink:
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I could find nothing in the BIOS under power to disable. In fact, no where in the BIOS, was anything that looked like it would effect the sleep of the computer.
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Do you mean it's turning the monitor on, or...? Is this always at some specific time of day/night?
Did you look at the Windows Task Scheduler to see if something set to run while the PC is idle (eg sleeping) like an antiviral scan, Windows Indexing Service, somebody's update software (eg, Adobe). Dozens of things usually be set to run.
Win 10 also has automatic Maintenance. Go to the main Windows Control Panel and open Security & Maintenance control panel. Expand the Maintenance box and follow the links to turn automatic maintenance off, or at least schedule it at a time that won't make you crazy. :Wink:
See if that helps...