viju2008
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Power On by mouse
I have a PC with a Gigabyte Motherboard
BIOS setup has a function named " POWER ON BY MOUSE "
with two options -- 1) DISABLED 2) Double-Click
mouse emits a red light before the PC is turned on by the power switch
how do i turn on the PC with a mouse by double click
( i dont want a solution to power on from sleep state)
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well when i turn off the computer from WINDOWS OS . and after the computer shuts down
i'm able to turn on the computer by double clicking
but when i turn on the power from the power source for the first time , without booting , when i try to double - clicking the mouse it dosent start the computer .
i'm able to turn on the computer by double clicking
but when i turn on the power from the power source for the first time , without booting , when i try to double - clicking the mouse it dosent start the computer .
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well i want to start the PC from S5 state , from other states it can resume itself , because in all of them motherboard draws some power ..
but when i press the switch on the wall which is connected to the power chord ...
and then press the keyboard it does not work ....
i want to start my computer by pressing the mouse button after a complete shutdown ( only with power from power source, mouse emits a red light)
it can resume itself from hibernate ,sleep , standby etc ( because they are not complete shutdown)
but when i press the switch on the wall which is connected to the power chord ...
and then press the keyboard it does not work ....
i want to start my computer by pressing the mouse button after a complete shutdown ( only with power from power source, mouse emits a red light)
it can resume itself from hibernate ,sleep , standby etc ( because they are not complete shutdown)
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correction
but when i press the switch on the wall which is connected to the power chord ...
and then press the MOUSE (double click) it does not work ....
but when i press the switch on the wall which is connected to the power chord ...
and then press the MOUSE (double click) it does not work ....
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thank you now my query is solved
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I have one more question but
as you said :
Machine is shutdown by physically removing the flow of power to the computer (in this case, pressing the switch on the wall) -- double clicking the mouse does NOT work. (This is also expected, because the motherboard does not continue to receive power.)
but then i again press the switch on the wall then mouse starts emitting a red light ...
the mouse is connected to the motherboard , if the mouse is recieving power the motherboard should also be recieving power .
So why dosent it work ????
as you said :
Machine is shutdown by physically removing the flow of power to the computer (in this case, pressing the switch on the wall) -- double clicking the mouse does NOT work. (This is also expected, because the motherboard does not continue to receive power.)
but then i again press the switch on the wall then mouse starts emitting a red light ...
the mouse is connected to the motherboard , if the mouse is recieving power the motherboard should also be recieving power .
So why dosent it work ????
What model power supply does your system have?
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model of power supply , please elaborate
exactly what information should i give ???
which SMPS do i have or something else
exactly what information should i give ???
which SMPS do i have or something else
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i have a PS/2 keboard of logitech
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sorry PS/ mouse of Logitech
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wat is a multimeter
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multimeter
A useful device used to detect and confirm the current, in this case the supply of 1A current on the +5VSB lead.
A useful device used to detect and confirm the current, in this case the supply of 1A current on the +5VSB lead.
"Power On By Mouse
Allows the system to be turned on by a PS/2 mouse wake-up event.
Note: To use this function, you need an ATX power supply providing at least 1A on the +5VSB lead.
Disabled Disables this function. (Default)
Double Click Double click on left button on the PS/2 mouse to turn on the system."
If you have that enabled, and doubleclicking the left mouse button on your PS/2 connected mouse isn't working... I'd guess the power supply isn't providing the necessary power. Doesn't look like there is anything special needed...