Wireless USB Keyboard and Standby

[xeromem]

It seems I am unable to bring my computer out of standby with either my keyboard or mouse. Both are from a Logitech package called the MX Duo (Very nice btw). I checked the BIOS and USB keyboard support (pre-windows) is enabled, and USB Keyboard Wake-up from standby is also available. Is it because it's wireless that it won't work? Kinda disturbing to know I can't put my computer in standby anymore. Thanks in advance.

 

[mikesgroovin]

What happens when you go to your PC in standby mode and hit Enter. I have a set of wireless logitech devices also and it works just fine. I hit enter though and it comes up in about 20 seconds...

-Mike

 

[preet2u]

Does this happen when u use the PS/2 adapter which comes along with the MX Duo ..

I have the same thing .. n' it's never been a problem for me ..
Though i have mine connected on PS/2

 

[xeromem]

I tried Preet2u's suggestion already, and that didn't work. As for who posted earlier, I tell them system to go to standby. It does everything it's supposed to and goes silent, like it should. However, I try to bring it out of standby and nothing happens. I can press any key or move the mouse wherever I want and nothing will happen. It's like my computer commits suicide or something. I end up having to push the power button, which causes the computer to flush it's RAM and restart... I'm not too sure why it's not working. The only thing I can think of is that when it goes into standby, it cuts the power to the wireless reciever (AKA no lights on the little grey stand). I don't guess I have a way to tell the computer to keep that one USB port alive, so I guess I'm dead in the water. Thanks anyway.

 

[xeromem]

I should make my computer my signature... hehe. I have as follows:

Custom Built PC

Internals:
3.0 GHz 800 MHz FSB P4 HT Enabled
1.0 GHz Crucial PC3200 DDR400 RAM
128 MB All-In-Wonder 9600 Pro
ATI TV Wonder Card (Picture in Picture )
TEAC DW-548D DVD-CD-RW Combo Drive
80 GB 7200 RPM Maxtor Drive

Case:
E-Cube EG65BK By AMS Electronics

Software:
Windows XP Professional

BIOS:
Phoenix BIOS V. 1.07

 

[xeromem]

It's on the link I gave for my case. It doesn't have any jumpers for keeping USB ports alive, and I don't feel like connecting my wireless keyboard and mouse up through the keyboard and mouse ports. Not my most favorite thing in the world.