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<blockquote data-quote="scott_mckenzie" data-source="post: 993645" data-attributes="member: 122101">Hi,&nbsp;Thanks for the responses.I definitely have tried multiple usb ports directly connected to the motherboard and have also installed the MCE Standby Tool (MST).&nbsp; &nbsp;I would try upgrading the BIOS, but the next version up from mine is only a beta so I'd rather not try that until it is at least a Release Candidate.&nbsp;I have also just tried The following as this previously worked for me:&nbsp;- put htpc into sleep And wait till it has gone to sleep&nbsp;- turn off AV receiver&nbsp;- turn off TVThen&nbsp;- turn on the TV&nbsp;- turn on the AV receiver&nbsp;- wait till both the av Receiver and tv have turned on and then wake htpc from sleep with the mce remote&nbsp;In the past when I have turned off the devices in that order my htpc would wake but not anymore.&nbsp;Keep coming with the ideas - willing to give anything a go&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Cheers - Scott</blockquote>

[QUOTE="scott_mckenzie, post: 993645, member: 122101"] Hi, Thanks for the responses. I definitely have tried multiple usb ports directly connected to the motherboard and have also installed the MCE Standby Tool (MST). I would try upgrading the BIOS, but the next version up from mine is only a beta so I'd rather not try that until it is at least a Release Candidate. I have also just tried The following as this previously worked for me: - put htpc into sleep And wait till it has gone to sleep - turn off AV receiver - turn off TV Then - turn on the TV - turn on the AV receiver - wait till both the av Receiver and tv have turned on and then wake htpc from sleep with the mce remote In the past when I have turned off the devices in that order my htpc would wake but not anymore. Keep coming with the ideas - willing to give anything a go Cheers - Scott [/QUOTE]

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