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<blockquote data-quote="waskol" data-source="post: 397749" data-attributes="member: 83571">Exactly like for Hameno, I have a iMon Visual Display (that has an infra-red receiver) wich is connected to the PSU of my PC Case (Antec Micro Fusion 350). Each Time I press the Power Button on my remote, it starts the PC which was switched off.In another flavor, allmost all BIOSes of Motherboards have an option to Enable called &quot;Wake up from USB ...&quot;, that permits some USB devices such like Infra Red (IR) or Radio Frequency (RF) receivers (or even keybords, etc..) to wake up the PC. But those devices, generally not connected to the PSU can only wake up the PC only if this one is in sleep mode (except if they can provide their own power in order to be themselves only in a sleep mode state, with a battery for instance).Some details here : <a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms793206.aspx" target="_blank">Remote Wakeup of USB Devices</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="waskol, post: 397749, member: 83571"] Exactly like for Hameno, I have a iMon Visual Display (that has an infra-red receiver) wich is connected to the PSU of my PC Case (Antec Micro Fusion 350). Each Time I press the Power Button on my remote, it starts the PC which was switched off. In another flavor, allmost all BIOSes of Motherboards have an option to Enable called "Wake up from USB ...", that permits some USB devices such like Infra Red (IR) or Radio Frequency (RF) receivers (or even keybords, etc..) to wake up the PC. But those devices, generally not connected to the PSU can only wake up the PC only if this one is in sleep mode (except if they can provide their own power in order to be themselves only in a sleep mode state, with a battery for instance). Some details here : [url=http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms793206.aspx]Remote Wakeup of USB Devices[/url] [/QUOTE]

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