Windows 10: My keyboard and mouse turn my PC on when PC is off.

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when my pc is fully off. i can turn my pc on by pressing a keyboard button or clicking on my mouse.

How do I stop that? I only want it to turn on from my PCs power button.

:)

 

Windows 10

Usually when i turn off my pc for the night and turn it back on in the morning it shows windows 10 lockscreen and then freezes turns off my LEDs on my keyboard and mouse ,on top of
that it doesn't even let me turn off or restart my pc by pressing the power off buttons manually.The temporary fix i have for this is to turn off psu switch on and off , any help for a permanent fix please???

 

Ease of Access Mouse control w/ keyboard resets on reboot

I Turned on mouse control with keyboard using the Ease of Access settings because i did not have a mouse. When i finally got a mouse, i turned off the setting and went about my day, but i noticed that now my numbpad controls the cursor. I changed the settings
to OFF and it was fine. Until i restarted my computer. Now everytime i start my computer the mouse control with keyboard setting is automatically turned on and it doesn't stay off when i turn off the pc.

It's rather annoying when i try to type in a number using the numbpad and it doesn't work because the setting turns on upon restart.

 

Is your PC sleeping?

How do you know it's fully off?

What happens if you click 'Shut down', and wait for your PC to shut down- does it still respond to the keyboard and mouse?

 

I click start then shutdown. Then it says it can't turn off because of these apps so I click close now. and then my pc turns off. mouse movements doesn't turn ti on. only when i click a button. then it boots to the windows logo > then i login to my w10 acc

 

Hi - that sounds normal assuming the button is a power button.

 

It's not normal. I accidentely click my mouse or keyboard and my PC turns on. This is not normal. This never happened before.

The only way my PC should turn on is from clicking the power button, not my keyboard keys or mouse keys.

 

Hi,

You said 'mouse movements don't turn it on' ....

I was assuming you meant 'press a button' - a power switch...

Oh, you mean you move your mouse and your switched off PC doesn't respond, but you press a mouse button and it does. Sorry, I misread your description.

So it must be in a sleep state.

Try turning off Fast Startup.
Turn On or Off Fast Startup in Windows 10 Windows 10 Performance Maintenance Tutorials

If you are interested, you can check what state it booted from thus:
Check if Last Boot from Hybrid, Full, or Hibernate in Windows 8 and 10 Windows 10 Performance Maintenance Tutorials

 

Fastboot is already off. I turned it off a long time ago due to it not making my PC turn off for 3 minutes after it was shutdown.

 

Sounds like you need to go into the Power Management section of the BIOS to make sure you don't have power on by Mouse or Keyboard enabled. This is different from waking the PC by KB/Mouse.

BTW it would if we knew which motherboard you're talking about, as some functions or feature may not be available in the BIOS.

Edit. Here's an image of the BIOS settings I'm talking about...





Even though Power On By Mouse and Power On By Keyboard are disabled, I can still wake the PC my moving the mouse or clicking a keyboard key.

 

Thanks for confirming your PC was indeed shut down.

Fast Boot is a BIOS function - Fast Startup is part of Windows.
Enable or Disable Fast Boot in UEFI Firmware Settings for Windows Windows 10 Performance Maintenance Tutorials

Fast Startup is a Windows function
Turn On or Off Fast Startup in Windows 10 Windows 10 Performance Maintenance Tutorials

That said, these terms sometimes turn up in other contexts.
E.g.Fast Boot is a software program developed by ASUS.

 

Fast Boot does what the title says it does - allows the PC to boot faster. Not sure how that ties into the OP's issue of wanting to stop the PC from starting with mouse or keyboard clicks.

Same goes for Fast Startup, which allows to PC to start faster after shutdown. Not sure how that ties in either. They've nothing to do with the OP's issue.

Regardless, their issue is not a sleep state. And does not have anything to do with Fast Startup or Fast Boot. Anyway I provided a possible solution to the OP but it seems to have been ignored.

Peace *Cool

 

The idea came from something I read, not from any logical thinking. A stab in the dark.

Let them follow your idea.