Solved what is actually waking computer? (WOL)

[HAVOC]

It's been good from the time I disabled WOL in the BIOS. I left it alone most of yesterday afternoon (did a clean install on two more of my computers, and an update to my MacBook Air). I didn't hear the computer power on/off once. I usually shut my computer down overnight but last night I left it alone. Woke up this morning and it was asleep. Hit the space key and it woke up.

So sleep seems to be working properly. I still have my Ethernet port listed as what woke my computer. Shouldn't it be "HID compliant device" seeing how I pressed a key on the keyboard?

Maybe there is a bug in the BIOS for the motherboard? I have the latest version.

 

[unrealRage]

Maybe there is a bug in the BIOS for the motherboard? I have the latest version.

Maybe updating BIOS will solve it (if you didn't try that already)

 

[HAVOC]

I have the latest BIOS installed. This has been happening from day one (previous BIOS versions acted the same).

I just got out the shower, heard my computer come out of sleep (subwoofer). Checked lastwake:

 

[HAVOC]

WOL is disabled in BIOS for the Ethernet port.
I'm going to disable WOL in Windows and see if it still occurs.

 

[HAVOC]

Disabled WOL in Windows and it slept as it's supposed to. Only woke up when I pressed the space key.

 

[unrealRage]

Disabled WOL in Windows and it slept as it's supposed to. Only woke up when I pressed the space key.

Finally.
That nasty ethernet controller is not in power anymore

 

[HAVOC]

I enabled WOL in Windows and it seems to be working normally now.
???