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dozent2011-07-06 11:51:11
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dozent, 2011-07-06 11:51:11

Spontaneous turning on of the computer

Something weird has been going on with my computer lately. Over the past 2 weeks, he turned on CAM 4-5 times at exactly 3:00 am. I looked at the whole BIOS - there is no possibility of switching on according to the schedule (asus p 5q), and I never changed anything there. Windows 7 was recently reinstalled. I don't even know what to think anymore, it's getting scary =)

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anitspam, 2011-07-06
@dozent

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Fastto, 2011-07-06
@Fastto

Based on experience, I can say that in 50% of cases it helps to blow out dust from the PSU, in 30% - to find a fan that does not spin and replace it, and in the remaining 20% ​​there are software and user glitches.
For example, I once met this - there is a scheduled defragmentation through a non-standard defragmenter at 8 in the morning, and in its settings it is worth turning off the PC after the defragmentation is completed. If I had not accidentally climbed into it, I would not have understood. So if the problem is not in the hardware, look at the schedules and the software config associated with the schedule.

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Denis, 2011-07-06
@uscr

Wake on lan?
Maybe local neighbors are having fun?

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SergeyGrigorev, 2011-07-06
@SergeyGrigorev

Look in the BIOS for the Wake On Lan setting. Turn it off if it's on.

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dozent, 2011-07-06
@dozent

there is no LAN, only internet. wake on lan is off, just checked.

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Ivan, 2011-07-06
@iSage

Since wake on lan is turned off, do they accidentally turn off the electricity at night? Can be set to automatically turn on after a power failure.

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NeOn4eG, 2011-07-06
@NeOn4eG

Probably installs updates.

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oioki, 2011-07-06
@oioki

I had such a case. The BIOS was configured to automatically turn on the computer on a double click of the mouse. and the mouse was old and, as it turned out, spontaneously clicked (closed the contact).

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Laplace, 2011-07-06
@Laplace

Look at the Windows Update and Task Scheduler settings. My laptop also woke up at the same time to install updates.

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sisaenkov, 2011-07-06
@sisaenkov

In the power settings, disable the "Allow wake timers..." option.

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YasonBy, 2011-07-06
@YasonBy

<nerd>
The Asus P5Q has the ability to turn on by schedule: Power menu - APM Configuration - Power On By RTC Alarm. If set to Enabled, fields for entering the time will appear (see the manual , section 3.6.5).
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You never know, suddenly come in handy :)

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Vlad Noskov, 2017-04-27
@SwitchmanV

wrote in more detail here

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