>put computer into sleep mode >it turns itself on again

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>>59194447
>turn computer off
>fan still spinning ten minutes later

>>59194447
This happened to me a few weeks ago. I unplug the ethernet cable since then. It didn't turn itself on.

Windows pls...

>>59194447

A tiny bug could have set off movement in your laser optic mouse

>>59194473
Sorry, meant to say that now it doesn't turn itself on.

>>59194473
Make sure WoL is off.

>>59194473
Also, granted to say, I turned it off. Not sleep mode or anything, a full shutdown.
OS is Windows 8.1

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>masturbating
>camera light turns on

>>59194485
It is, I disabled it in the BIOS.

>turn PC off for first time in weeks
>can't sleep thanks to the silence

>>59194447
I wish I could turn myself on in the middle of the night for no apparent reason

>>59194494
disable the fucking updates you dolt?

>>59194494
>Windows 8.1
I'm sorry anon

>>59194504
Odd. I'm assuming wake up (reboot) for updates and such is turned off in task scheduler.

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>>59194466
You just have very good bearings https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uD7Lzv5fWhs

>>59194447
network card

>>59194447
The botnet needed something.

>>59194684
I doubt it. Unless it wanted OPs dank pepe memes and loli porn

>>59194447
STOP USING WINDOWS ON YOUR HEWLETT PACKARD GARBAGE COMPUTER
INSTALL GENTOO

>>59194447
>>59194473

I've been having this for a few months now. Worst time it repeatedly turned on after 5 seconds of being off. I turned it off 5 times in 3 minutes.

Interestingly, wake on lan, keyboard and mouse are all off, and it only happens from sleep or hibernate, not full shutdown. I'm out of ideas.

>>59194447
My computer always use to do that shit too.
also:
>shut comeputer off completly (no sleep/ no suspend/ no hibernate)
>wake up in middle of night
>see wall flashing green/orange whatever
>check and see the ethernet port is blinking like a motherfucker
Ive had multiple computers that it does this shit on, different modems, different routers. I even live alone right now with 1 desktop and 1 phone on the network and I still see the light blinking when its supposed to be off. I dont see why anything would be trying to contact a computer that is powered off.

>>59194485
Ive had wol off before too and it still would wake up from sleep for no reason even with different mice. I also get shit like the ethernet light blinking when completely powered off

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that's what you get for not having on/off switch on front panel

>>59194447
>put doggo to sleep
>turns itself on again in the middle of the night

>>59197258
>he doesnt leave the turbo button on

This problem no longer happens to me. I solved it by uninstalling Windows and installing Gentoo. Seriously. Enjoy the bognet.

you moved the mouse. Though that shit sometimes bugs out even if you try to disable those triggers.
I've honestly just disabled sleep mode altogether (And hibernation).
I have an SSD. Only restart and shutdown(half-hibernation) is needed.

>not disabling the settings that let your pc wake up on either mouse movement or network activity
Anon, I solved this problem after the second day of getting a new desktop.

>>59197329
>bognet
/pol/ is leaking again?

>>59197300
that's cause the games would run too quick,silly

>>59194594
>You just have very good bearings

And very bad spinner.

>>59194447

Mine had power button broken (after decade of using same power button) so it would power cycle it whenever it meant to.

Also, check your device settings in device manager so that no component can wake your PC up (HID, network chips, and some more devices have this setting).

>>59197347
>he isnt speed playing for maximum game time between dead end jobs

also the turbo button slowed shit down for backwards compatibility.

>>59194447

ALSO, you can view the source of powerup in event viewer.

The botnet knows when you goyim sleep. You really thought Gentoo would protect you? Think again, suckers. Put your computers in a soundproof Faraday cage.

>>59194447
Because sleep mode is just temporary. It turns on, hybernates and then turns off automatically. Educate yourself dumbo.

> ITT' Tech illiterate fucks who don't into Wake on LAN

Fuck neo-/g/.

>>59197424

There are AT LEAST two other sources of this behaviour:

>>59197399
>>59197378

Also, which device may be sending WoL packets implicitly? Can you enlighten us, faggit? Computer standing by may wake up upon every incoming packet, not just WoL.

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I didn't believe in ghosts until I read op's post

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>>59194447
>unplug printer
>its status LED still blinks