Mother board turn itself on when i plug any source of power, i tried to change CMOS battery when i do that it' not doing the problem but when i go to BIOS and make the default settings it's turn on by itself again, i tried to change Power Supply doesn't work either, i tried everything no answer, PLEASE HELP. this PC i made it from one month ago it's very new, i will lose my mind HELP.
Asus X99-A Turn on by itself PLEASE ANSWER ME.
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Seoulja615
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Happened to me as well.. it has to do with your local lan network. Is your computer pluged in with ethernet?
It could be you have wake on LAN enabled in bios, this allows a PC to be turned on by data received over the LAN (local network). You need to enter the bios and check. When you start your PC it should say something like "Press F2 (or maybe DEL) to enter bios". Then you need to find the motherboard options and see if it's enabled. If it is disable it.
I fixed this issue with my Asus X-99A so i know this is the issue
It could be you have wake on LAN enabled in bios, this allows a PC to be turned on by data received over the LAN (local network). You need to enter the bios and check. When you start your PC it should say something like "Press F2 (or maybe DEL) to enter bios". Then you need to find the motherboard options and see if it's enabled. If it is disable it.
I fixed this issue with my Asus X-99A so i know this is the issue
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i forget.. I need to go home and get on my computer under bios. I be home in about 2hrs.. ill let you know where to go in bios.
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Hey,
So lets start fixing your comp.
First, follow these steps either your local lan or your wireless just follow the instruction and uncheck allow this device to wake the computer http://www.howtogeek.com/170716/how-to-stop-network-activity-from-waking-your-windows-pc/
Second, Go to your bios. Restart your computer and press delete to get into bios.
Third, Once in bios. Goto advanced settings on bottom right corner. Once your in there press advance in the top tab.
Fourth, in advanced tab go to APM configuration. Make sure it is in this order. Disabled, Power off, Disabled, Disabled, disabled.
Firft, go back to advance tab and go too obboard device configuration. make sure under intel lan pxe option The "ON" button is black and "OFF" button is gray.
Final, Save and reboot your computer.
Once computer comes back on.. Shut Down and see if it will automatically come back on.. It should not automatically come back on.
So lets start fixing your comp.
First, follow these steps either your local lan or your wireless just follow the instruction and uncheck allow this device to wake the computer http://www.howtogeek.com/170716/how-to-stop-network-activity-from-waking-your-windows-pc/
Second, Go to your bios. Restart your computer and press delete to get into bios.
Third, Once in bios. Goto advanced settings on bottom right corner. Once your in there press advance in the top tab.
Fourth, in advanced tab go to APM configuration. Make sure it is in this order. Disabled, Power off, Disabled, Disabled, disabled.
Firft, go back to advance tab and go too obboard device configuration. make sure under intel lan pxe option The "ON" button is black and "OFF" button is gray.
Final, Save and reboot your computer.
Once computer comes back on.. Shut Down and see if it will automatically come back on.. It should not automatically come back on.
Seoulja615
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http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2702563/turns.html you sure you did the first part? all of your usb devices as well?
Im telling you mine worked.
Im telling you mine worked.
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