I often accidentally return from standby by moving my mouse slightly. I find
this annoying and wonder if I can disable the mouse when in standby, so that
touching it does not result in a return from standby.

Thanks

"jadbal" <jadbal@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
>I often accidentally return from standby by moving my mouse slightly. I
>find
> this annoying and wonder if I can disable the mouse when in standby, so
> that
> touching it does not result in a return from standby.

Sure. Go to Device Manger. Right click My Computer | Manage | Device
Manager. Double click the mouse entry, and on the Power Management tab
untic the box "Allow this device to wake the computer". Ok out.

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Rock [MS-MVP User/Shell]

Perfect!

You Rock!

"Rock" wrote:

> "jadbal" <jadbal@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
> >I often accidentally return from standby by moving my mouse slightly. I
> >find
> > this annoying and wonder if I can disable the mouse when in standby, so
> > that
> > touching it does not result in a return from standby.
>
> Sure. Go to Device Manger. Right click My Computer | Manage | Device
> Manager. Double click the mouse entry, and on the Power Management tab
> untic the box "Allow this device to wake the computer". Ok out.
>
> --
> Rock [MS-MVP User/Shell]
>
>

Lol, you're welcome.
--
Rock [MS-MVP User/Shell]

"jadbal" <jadbal@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
> Perfect!
>
> You Rock!

> "Rock" wrote:
>
>> "jadbal" <jadbal@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
>> >I often accidentally return from standby by moving my mouse slightly. I
>> >find
>> > this annoying and wonder if I can disable the mouse when in standby, so
>> > that
>> > touching it does not result in a return from standby.
>>
>> Sure. Go to Device Manger. Right click My Computer | Manage | Device
>> Manager. Double click the mouse entry, and on the Power Management tab
>> untic the box "Allow this device to wake the computer". Ok out.