Event Viewer - Power Troubleshooter event question


  1. cocomintcookies
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    Event Viewer - Power Troubleshooter event question


    I wanted to see who was viewing my computer and went to event viewer, under System > filter current log > power troubleshooter -- I found that the wake source for the system resuming from sleep was a device usb root hub, what does this mean?
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  3. Jacee
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    It has to do with your mouse or keyboard (power settings), see this: Wake Source - Read Event Viewer Log
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