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Solution to - Fans still running in standby mode
Thursday, April 5, 2007 at 3:06 am
Windows XP Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Mike Munn
(1 messages posted)
I have had an HP computer for 1 year, just recently I had this problem for no reason
that I know of. This solution worked for me
I am using WIN XP media centre edition, Logitech MX revolution mouse and their bluetooth
keyboard. I disabled the two bluetooth mice in control panel - mouse, just leaving
the cordless mouse. Then followed the instructions bekow to diable the bring out
of standby feature
On Tuesday, March 21, 2006 at 7:24 am, Dave wrote:
>This thread has been going on for years, but I just found it, and it helped me.
>
>I have a Dell Inspiron 5160. Everything was woking fine until I added, on the same
>day, a Logitech MX610 wireless mouse and a Linksys wireless router. After I added
>those, my laptop would not go to standby when I shut the top nor would the fan turn
>off. I sent seven to eight hours trying to the fix the problem. I was on the phone
>with my local ISP, Dell, and Linksys. I never suspected the mouse. Each person said
>it was someone else's problem. Dell wanted me to wipe my hard drive and start from
>scratch! How may hours would that take! So I kept playing around with my settings
>and searching the web. I found this discussion link and did the following.
>
>I have Windows XP. I went to:
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>Start > Control Panel > Mouse > Hardware (tab) and highlighted Logitech Mouse >
Properties
>> Power Management (tab) > de-selected "Allow this device to bring the computer
out
>of standby." I then shut my computer down for the night (because I had been using
>it all day and it was hot - even with the fan running). Then next day all was back
>to normal!
>
>Thanks!
>
>Dave
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