2012-10-31, 18:22
So, just like many of you, I own A75M-ITX + A6-3500 HTPC box.
Recently, I upgraded it to Windows 8.
In Windows 7, when I turn the htpc off, it will turn off, and I was able to turn it on by pressing any button on the keyboard.
(This is probably the feature you can turn on/off from BIOS.)
In Windows 8, I realized it uses some other power state when I turn off the pc. So when I press any button on the keyboard while the computer was off, it does not turn on.
I had to go in to the power setting and change the setting so it wont use the fast boot feature.
Then the htpc turned off as normal and I was able to turn on the htpc by pressing any buttons.
Now, here are my questions for you guys.
Is anyone using A75M-ITX + Windows 8? Do you use "Power on by USB Keyboard" feature? If so, do you use it with the new fast boot feature?
I don't really need to, but since I saw that my htpc can turn on like in less than 10 seconds, I kinda want to lol
Recently, I upgraded it to Windows 8.
In Windows 7, when I turn the htpc off, it will turn off, and I was able to turn it on by pressing any button on the keyboard.
(This is probably the feature you can turn on/off from BIOS.)
In Windows 8, I realized it uses some other power state when I turn off the pc. So when I press any button on the keyboard while the computer was off, it does not turn on.
I had to go in to the power setting and change the setting so it wont use the fast boot feature.
Then the htpc turned off as normal and I was able to turn on the htpc by pressing any buttons.
Now, here are my questions for you guys.
Is anyone using A75M-ITX + Windows 8? Do you use "Power on by USB Keyboard" feature? If so, do you use it with the new fast boot feature?
I don't really need to, but since I saw that my htpc can turn on like in less than 10 seconds, I kinda want to lol