Can I suspend USB power when going into standby?

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I'll do what the hell I want. Thanks for the help... Go worry about
world poverty or something else.

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Tick is the local troll, ignore her. She is right, it's her demeanor that
blows. However, a little advice, don't rag on anyone until you get an answer
to your question, most of the locals will avoid you(not all). and cross
posting is preferable.
Good luck.

<jrmwillis@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1122397055.199328.248190@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> My Gateway 901x doesn't have the most space around it, it tends to get
> warm, too warm. I bought a couple of external fans that plug directly
> into USB for power and they cool my computer like a treat. When I put
> the system into standby (S3) I was surprised to find the fans still
> happily running. Hmm.
>
>
> I looked in power options, nothing.
> I tried turning off all devices ability to wake from standby (USB
> keyboard and mouse) didn't help.
> I looked in the BIOS, nothing apparent there.
>
>
> Can anyone give me any ideas of how to make the fans come on and off as
>
> the computer goes into and out of standby. I think that basically means
>
> somehow turning the USB power on and off.
>
>
> Anyone got any ideas?
>
>
> Thanks.
>

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jrmwillis@gmail.com wrote:
> My Gateway 901x doesn't have the most space around it, it tends to get
> warm, too warm. I bought a couple of external fans that plug directly
> into USB for power and they cool my computer like a treat. When I put
> the system into standby (S3) I was surprised to find the fans still
> happily running. Hmm.
>
>
> I looked in power options, nothing.
> I tried turning off all devices ability to wake from standby (USB
> keyboard and mouse) didn't help.
> I looked in the BIOS, nothing apparent there.
>
>
> Can anyone give me any ideas of how to make the fans come on and off
> as
>
> the computer goes into and out of standby. I think that basically
> means
>
> somehow turning the USB power on and off.
>
>
> Anyone got any ideas?
>
>
> Thanks.

Please do *NOT* multipost. If you must post to more than one group,
cross-post.

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That's is frowned upon, much like posting info concerning Mac's to an XP
newsgroup, right hypocrite?
IFC
"Miss Perspicacia Tick" <test@test.com> wrote in message
news muFe.1$KB.0@fe01.ams...
> jrmwillis@gmail.com wrote:
>> My Gateway 901x doesn't have the most space around it, it tends to get
>> warm, too warm. I bought a couple of external fans that plug directly
>> into USB for power and they cool my computer like a treat. When I put
>> the system into standby (S3) I was surprised to find the fans still
>> happily running. Hmm.
>>
>>
>> I looked in power options, nothing.
>> I tried turning off all devices ability to wake from standby (USB
>> keyboard and mouse) didn't help.
>> I looked in the BIOS, nothing apparent there.
>>
>>
>> Can anyone give me any ideas of how to make the fans come on and off
>> as
>>
>> the computer goes into and out of standby. I think that basically
>> means
>>
>> somehow turning the USB power on and off.
>>
>>
>> Anyone got any ideas?
>>
>>
>> Thanks.
>
> Please do *NOT* multipost. If you must post to more than one group,
> cross-post.
>

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Making tons of friends I see, as usual lol.

"Miss Perspicacia Tick" <test@test.com> wrote in message
news muFe.1$KB.0@fe01.ams...
> jrmwillis@gmail.com wrote:
>> My Gateway 901x doesn't have the most space around it, it tends to get
>> warm, too warm. I bought a couple of external fans that plug directly
>> into USB for power and they cool my computer like a treat. When I put
>> the system into standby (S3) I was surprised to find the fans still
>> happily running. Hmm.
>>
>>
>> I looked in power options, nothing.
>> I tried turning off all devices ability to wake from standby (USB
>> keyboard and mouse) didn't help.
>> I looked in the BIOS, nothing apparent there.
>>
>>
>> Can anyone give me any ideas of how to make the fans come on and off
>> as
>>
>> the computer goes into and out of standby. I think that basically
>> means
>>
>> somehow turning the USB power on and off.
>>
>>
>> Anyone got any ideas?
>>
>>
>> Thanks.
>
> Please do *NOT* multipost. If you must post to more than one group,
> cross-post.
>

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It's hardly life or death, I'm not going to bow down to some ridiculous
culture. Maybe I need to go to finidhing school.

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In the device manager expand Universal Serial Bus Controller, right click on
USB Root Hub, select properties, select power management. Your option is in
there.

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<jrmwillis@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> It's hardly life or death, I'm not going to bow down to some ridiculous
> culture. Maybe I need to go to finidhing school.
>