How to set the Win7 system to prohibit the mouse from waking up the computer?

When we use Windows 7, especially laptops, when we don't use them, we close the cover and the computer enters the sleep mode, which prevents the computer from being used indiscriminately and saves energy. However, under the default setting of Windows 7, there are often occasions when the mouse is woken up occasionally, causing the computer to fail to sleep, which is contrary to the original intention of saving electricity. So can you disable the mouse from waking up the computer? The answer is yes, then this experience tells you how to disable the mouse from waking up the computer.

1, Windows 7 settings can generally be adjusted in the "Control Panel", mouse function adjustment is no exception. First open “Start”-“Control Panel”.

2, & ldquo; Control Panel & rdquo; The default is classified by category, you may not see the mouse option, but we can search in the search box & ldquo; mouse & rdquo;, or "ld" control Panels  switch to “large icons” or “small icons”views.

3, in the control panel's "large icon" or "small icon", you can find "mouse", click to open “ mouse properties & rdquo ;

4. In the "Mouse Properties" window, switch to the "Hardware" tab and you will see a list of mouse hardware.

5. In the mouse device list, the mouse hardware that can be set is displayed, select the hardware that needs to modify the mouse behavior, and then click “properties”.

6. In the mouse hardware property window, you can see the relevant information of the mouse. Click the “Change Settings” button below to modify the mouse settings.

7. In the mouse settings window, switch to the “Power Management” tab and you can see “Allow this device to wake up the computer”. By default, it will be checked. The computer wakes up with a mouse click. Uncheck it, and then all the way & ldquo; OK & rdquo; return, the computer will not wake up after the mouse sleep.