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I have already opened a case with Intel support, but thought it's worth asking here too. I can't ask users to start moving their screens every time they want to power on their computers, not least because something is likely to get broken!Īny suggestions or ideas would be greatly appreciated. I'd like to roll these out across the business as our standard desktop as I think they're cool little devices that are more than sufficient for Office applications and web browsing (95% of staff), however as we plan to VESA mount them to the back of the monitors this issue will make them very impractical.

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I have the i5 NUC at home running Windows 8.1 which for while the power on from USB was working fine, even with a wireless keyboard, however that too has since stopped working and I have tested with a wired keyboard which made no difference. I have to press the physical power button on the computer. I have also found that in some cases the keyboard/mouse will not even wake the NUCs from S3 state. In the BIOS I have 'USB S4/S5 Power' checked, as well as 'Wake on USB from S5'. I have checked in Windows Device Manager that the checkbox for 'Allow this device to wake the computer' is checked for both the keyboard (Microsoft Wired Keyboard 600) and mouse (Microsoft Comfort Mouse 4500). I have supported Kingston memory (4GB - KVR16LS11/4)) and Crucial (M550 M.2 128GB) SSD installed.

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I have downloaded and installed all the latest drivers and BIOS from this month on the Intel NUC download page.

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I have installed Windows 7 Pro (with SP1) in legacy mode, and installed all Windows update. Most other discussions seem to be around powering on from USB remotes and on older models.

I noticed when I first set up a few NUCs the power on from USB seemed to work, but it has since stopped. The issue is with powering on the NUC from a USB keyboard or mouse from S5 state. It was the first of many roller coasters a.Hi, I've recently purchased a few i3 and i5 NUCs (NUC5i3RYK & NUC5i5RYK) for the office and have encountered an issue that seems similar to some common issues on the forum on internet in general, however I can't find any answers. It was named Switchback Railway and cost just a nickel (or five pennies) to ride. Today in History: 1884 First Roller Coaster In America OpensOn this day in history, the first American roller coaster opens.

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Unfortunately the OP will have to touch each system to make this change unless HP has a firmware set utility like Dell's CCTK. The computer will boot then sleep/hibernate after its defined timeout. I'm not saying its isn't impossible just counter to what I've seen.īut in the case of the OP if it does indeed work that way then the simple answer is as M.T. just set the system to enter S0 (powered on) state when the power is restored to the computer or setup the firmware wake-up timer. My experiences are the opposite of what the OP posted. In my experience with FOG (which sends our a WOL packet before imaging starts) is that people have issues with machines waking up when shutdown or sleeping state, but if they repower the system so its in G3 state WOL from FOG works. Well that is my point in G3 state windows is not in control just yet (unless it has tweaked the bios settings which is possible for uefi). With a power cut then Windows itself was not in control of the shutdown and in all probability the NICs are left without the necessary power to respond to the WOL.