AN35-N and power to PS/2 while off

Hi-

When powered off, this Shuttle AN35-N has power to
the keyboard, and the numlock LED is on. I have heard
others mention that their "optical" mice LEDs stay on. I
see that there are some BIOS options for PS/2 mouse,
keyboard, hotkey power on. Does any combination of
these settings completely disable power to the PS/2 ports?
I really don't mind pushing the button.

I'd experiment, but I took-out my cheap RAM that won't
even run at 200 MHz to swap for some good stuff. Thanks
for any help!

FF

"Fishface" <invalid RemoveThis @ddress.ok?> wrote in message
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 > Hi-
 >
 > When powered off, this Shuttle AN35-N has power to
 > the keyboard, and the numlock LED is on. I have heard
 > others mention that their "optical" mice LEDs stay on. I
 > see that there are some BIOS options for PS/2 mouse,
 > keyboard, hotkey power on. Does any combination of
 > these settings completely disable power to the PS/2 ports?
 > I really don't mind pushing the button.
 >
 > I'd experiment, but I took-out my cheap RAM that won't
 > even run at 200 MHz to swap for some good stuff. Thanks
 > for any help!
 >
 > FF
 >
 >
The settings are to be found in the "Power Management Setup" of the BIOS.
You can shut off the keyboard for sure and maybe the mouse.

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