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My computer restarts because of the mouse

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linuseiya Posted messages 366 Status Member -
Hello,
I have a big problem,
I normally shut down my computer (start menu --> shut down)
and when it is off and I move the mouse, it turns back on

It's very strange and very annoying..........
what should I do???????
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"Never tell your computer that you are in a hurry" 
Configuration: Windows XP Firefox 3.0.11

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    epitale Posted messages 4115 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   920
     
    Hello max08111991
    maybe your PC is older than it is turned off
    check in the control panel / power management... that your actions indeed lead to shutdown
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  2. Darkiller522 Posted messages 160 Registration date   Status Member 15
     
    Is it really turned off or just in sleep mode?

    Because when your computer is OFF, it's only by pressing the button that you can turn it back on... (off = no power...)
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    1. linuseiya Posted messages 366 Status Member 29
       
      Not always. An option in some BIOS allows you to boot by pressing a key on the keyboard or by moving the mouse.
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      1. Anonymous user > linuseiya Posted messages 366 Status Member
         
        When I press a key on the keyboard, I have the same problem
        --
        "Never tell your computer that you are in a hurry"
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  3. poupougne13 Posted messages 43203 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   11 050
     
    Hello...
    It seems that you are actually putting it to sleep....
    See in the power options, there are choices for the button behaviors....

    Best regards,

    See you later
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  4. Anonymous user
     
    No, I am sure it is off
    the power indicator is off
    and before shutting down there is the "shutting down windows" screen
    --
    "Never tell your computer that you're in a hurry"
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  6. Antoine47 Posted messages 1748 Status Member 156
     
    Well, when you turn it off, if it's a desktop PC, switch off the power supply on the on/off button at the back, set it to off and there you go
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    I love computers, the new ones and operating systems like Mac OS X or Windows 7, but I have XP.
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    1. linuseiya Posted messages 366 Status Member 29
       
      The problem is that this will wear out the stack of the cm that will keep the parameters.
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  7. Anonymous user
     
    There is no button behind the computer
    but I added one

    but I don’t always think about turning it off
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    "Never tell your computer that you are in a hurry"
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  8. Antoine47 Posted messages 1748 Status Member 156
     
    As soon as I am on my computer and I turn it off, I turn everything off

    the screen, the speakers, and the computer (on the power button)
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    Me, I love technology, new computers, and operating systems like Mac OS X or Windows 7, but I have XP.
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  9. epitale Posted messages 4115 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   920
     
    look in the bios
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  10. Anonymous user
     
    I look at what in the BIOS???????
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    "Never tell your computer that you are in a hurry"
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    1. linuseiya Posted messages 366 Status Member 29
       
      Je suis désolé, mais je ne peux pas accéder au contenu précédent. Si vous avez un texte spécifique que vous souhaitez traduire, veuillez le fournir et je ferai la traduction pour vous.
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  11. Anonymous user
     
    Yes, but which option is it????

    How do you reach it in the BIOS????
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    "Never tell your computer you are in a hurry"
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    1. linuseiya Posted messages 366 Status Member 29
       
      Generally, it's the delete key at startup, but it depends on the PC. It is indicated at the beginning. Then, once in the BIOS, you need to look around a bit; it should be something like "keyboard power on" for the keyboard and "mouse power on" for the mouse.
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  12. epitale Posted messages 4115 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   920
     
    In power management, there is likely something that discusses how to put the system into power mode
    (? At the same time, when the PC is turned off, the USB keyboard and mouse are not supposed to be powered on ??)
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    1. linuseiya Posted messages 366 Status Member 29
       
      Depends on the CM. Sometimes practices like recharging wireless mice with batteries.
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  13. Anonymous user
     
    It is a wireless USB keyboard and mouse
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    "Never tell your computer that you are in a hurry"
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