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‎09-14-2024 09:22 AM

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Product: A3DR1ES
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi!

 

Is it possible with a Probook G11 to disable the USB-Mouse and especially the touchpad during standby in Windows 10? They can wake up the system way too easily.

 

powercfg -devicequery wake_armed

shows "none"

 

powercfg /a

shows that only S0 ("modern standby") is available on my firmware

 

However this seems to be no issue in standby running Linux (Mint). The mouse doesn't wake up the system there.

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‎09-14-2024 11:47 AM

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If anyone cares, I found a workaround after some research: simply disable the mouse with every System (Kernel-Power) event 506 (standby) and reactivate it with event 507 (wake) in the Task Scheduler. Not exactly a solution for the standard-user but works fine.

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‎09-14-2024 11:47 AM

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If anyone cares, I found a workaround after some research: simply disable the mouse with every System (Kernel-Power) event 506 (standby) and reactivate it with event 507 (wake) in the Task Scheduler. Not exactly a solution for the standard-user but works fine.

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