Windows 10: Locating Registry Key Path for "Allow this device to wake the computer" grayed out HID GATT...

I am conducting my own Bluetooth Mouse and Keyboard troubleshooting. So far, I am partially on the way to possibly having this fixed through my own means, but I am trying to broaden a RegKey modification to see if it resolves my issue.


To the point. My computer by default did not allow Bluetooth Keyboard and Mice to wake the computer and provided no initial setting to do so. However, A simple Registry Key modification of the "SystemRemoteWakeSupported" helped slightly, but I want to be thorough in my effort from a troubleshooting perspective.


In the screenshot below, I am trying to conduct the same RegKey modification performed on my Intel Bluetooth Adapter on my HID Bluetooth LE devices.





The question I want to ask, would anyone happen to know where in the registry the Remote Wake key path for the GATT Compliant HID device sits? to get the same effect I got on the Intel Bluetooth Adapter?


I am hoping that by attempting what I did on the Intel Bluetooth Adapter I can get the same effect on the HID Bluetooth mouse and keyboard to put an end to the delayed and sometimes unsuccessful attempts my Mouse and Keyboard have when it comes to waking and auto-reconnecting to the computer from sleep or idle.


Information below to reference if needed:


Device: Lenovo X1 Carbon Gen8 20U9

OS: Windows 10 Pro 1909 18363.900

CPU: Intel Core i7-10610U

Device BIOS Version: N2WET16W v1.06

Wireless Adapter: Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201 160Mz


Bluetooth Accessories in question: Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Presenter Mouse & Lenovo TrackPoint Keyboard II

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