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<blockquote data-quote="scott_mckenzie" data-source="post: 959837" data-attributes="member: 122101">Hi kiwijunglist,&nbsp;Yep I've checked the bios, and the power settings in control panel.In the BIOS the state is set to S3 Only.&nbsp;I think these settings are all correct as I am able to wake the HTPC so long as TV is not turned off while putting the HTPC to sleep.As I retest it now, if I leave my AV receiver and TV on the HTPC consistently (5 times in a row) wakes up with both the Harmony Remote and the MCE remote.&nbsp; Also as you have recommended, I have been doing my testing primarily with the mce remote before making attempts with the Harmony remote.&nbsp;One observation I have found though is that when I do wake the HTPC, the or receiver does respond with flashing the red or light, but does when pressing buttons at all other times.&nbsp; What this means is that I cannot conclude if the ir receiver is receiving the power on signal from my mice remote or not when I am having issues.&nbsp;Thanks - Scott</blockquote>

[QUOTE="scott_mckenzie, post: 959837, member: 122101"] Hi kiwijunglist, Yep I've checked the bios, and the power settings in control panel. In the BIOS the state is set to S3 Only. I think these settings are all correct as I am able to wake the HTPC so long as TV is not turned off while putting the HTPC to sleep. As I retest it now, if I leave my AV receiver and TV on the HTPC consistently (5 times in a row) wakes up with both the Harmony Remote and the MCE remote. Also as you have recommended, I have been doing my testing primarily with the mce remote before making attempts with the Harmony remote. One observation I have found though is that when I do wake the HTPC, the or receiver does respond with flashing the red or light, but does when pressing buttons at all other times. What this means is that I cannot conclude if the ir receiver is receiving the power on signal from my mice remote or not when I am having issues. Thanks - Scott [/QUOTE]

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