>monitors wake up by themselves

>>62280206
I am sorry you are retarded.

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>>62280206
>get near pc
>don't touch desk
>pc resumes from standby by itself

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>>62280672
>pc randomly wakes up from sleep mode
>goes back to sleep mode after a few seconds

>PC is alseep
>Just one monitor wakes
>Then goes back to sleep five minutes later

spooky

>>62280672
That's because the mouse is affected by the seismic waves your fatass makes when stomping across the room.

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you guys are running windows 10, aren't you?

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>Turn off router
>go to sleep
>middle of night
>Hear clicking noises
>turn the light on
>router is gone
>look at the ceiling

>>62281585
obviously. when was the last time linux woke up without power cycling?

>>62280206
Turn off the wake-on-mouse-motion setting. (Modern optical mice are sensitive enough to detect vibrations from a heavy truck driving by or your house vibrating from a strong wind.)

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>>62281605
kek

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>>62281605

>>62280206
>Wake on lan enabled.
>Wake up by mouse or keyboard disabled.
>PC randomly turns on.