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by gigelul
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by thechas
If the Wake-On events are disabled, here are a few more hints:
Check for a jumper on the motherboard that enables a Wake-On-Keyboard feature.
This feature is often a jumper rather than a BIOS setting.
When enabled, simply touching any key on the keyboard will start the PC.
There have been a few instances of bad power switches causing random startups.
Unplug the power switch from the motherboard and see if the PC stays off.
Since an ATX system is ALWAYS a little bit on (the power supply constantly supplies 5 volts to part of the motherboard) a power line surge could trigger the power on circuit.
In an area with poor AC power, a surge strip may not be enough. You may need either an AC line filter, or a power conditioner.
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