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Based on my own experience with upgrading from Win 10 to Win 11 but using the same hardware there was no difference in the functionality of my remote or any different issues on resume from sleep so you may want to consider the OS as a lower priority. Although to be fair I am using a remote that emulates KB presses so not an HID one. It would be worth a check to see if your remote requires a specific driver and if it does whether a Win 11 one is available. I have a not so old Canon printer which is not supported on Win 11 and the Win 10 driver no longer works with the USB connection only over the network (LAN and Wifi).

Firstly how are the AV and TV connected to the PC? Secondly when you say the screen does not come on has the PC started at this point and the TV is not displaying anything or do you need multiple button presses to start up the whole system? Thirdly is the AV and TV actually in standby at this point?

<blockquote data-quote="joecrow" data-source="post: 1290100" data-attributes="member: 128337">Based on my own experience with upgrading from Win 10 to Win 11 but using the same hardware there was no difference in the functionality of my remote or any different issues on resume from sleep so you may want to consider the OS as a lower priority. Although to be fair I am using a remote that emulates KB presses so not an HID one. It would be worth a check to see if your remote requires a specific driver and if it does whether a Win 11 one is available. I have a not so old Canon printer which is not supported on Win 11 and the Win 10 driver no longer works with the USB connection only over the network (LAN and Wifi).Firstly how are the AV and TV connected to the PC? Secondly when you say the screen does not come on has the PC started at this point and the TV is not displaying anything&nbsp; or do you need multiple button presses to start up the whole system? Thirdly is the AV and TV actually in standby at this point?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="joecrow, post: 1290100, member: 128337"] Based on my own experience with upgrading from Win 10 to Win 11 but using the same hardware there was no difference in the functionality of my remote or any different issues on resume from sleep so you may want to consider the OS as a lower priority. Although to be fair I am using a remote that emulates KB presses so not an HID one. It would be worth a check to see if your remote requires a specific driver and if it does whether a Win 11 one is available. I have a not so old Canon printer which is not supported on Win 11 and the Win 10 driver no longer works with the USB connection only over the network (LAN and Wifi). Firstly how are the AV and TV connected to the PC? Secondly when you say the screen does not come on has the PC started at this point and the TV is not displaying anything or do you need multiple button presses to start up the whole system? Thirdly is the AV and TV actually in standby at this point? [/QUOTE]