your first step is to discover why the computer woke up.
in a command prompt type
powercfg -lastwake
the report will tell you what caused the last wakeup and you can go from
there to turn that source off.
Michael
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Jay Somerset - 22 Jul 2008 23:56 GMT
>your first step is to discover why the computer woke up.
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>the report will tell you what caused the last wakeup and you can go from
>there to turn that source off.
The most likely reason is a LAN card that does not have "wake-on-LAN"
deselected. Look at the LAN card properties.

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WJB - 23 Jul 2008 04:06 GMT
Thank you, Jay. I changed the settings and I'll see if it makes any difference.
> >your first step is to discover why the computer woke up.
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> The most likely reason is a LAN card that does not have "wake-on-LAN"
> deselected. Look at the LAN card properties.
WJB - 23 Jul 2008 04:08 GMT
Thank you, Michael. I tried that and it gave me a count of 0. Is this count
only since the last reboot?
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