Remote Control or USB Device Doesn't Wake Up the Intel® NUC
What are you seeing?
You can't wake your Intel® NUC with a remote control or USB device.
Why are you seeing it?
There are several reasons the Intel NUC might not wake as expected.
- BIOS settings Wake on USB/Wake via CIR (remote) are not enabled
- Deep S4/S5 is enabled in BIOS - it disables infrared and USB so that a remote control or USB device can't wake your Intel NUC.
- Windows* Fast Startup is enabled. When you shut down your computer with Fast Startup enabled, it appears as though a full shutdown to the OFF state (S5) has occurred. However, the computer is only hibernating. A Wake on USB event can't be triggered when the computer is hibernating.
How to fix it:
Update BIOS and drivers for your Intel NUC | We recommend you first update the following:
BIOS and drivers are available on Download Center. |
Check the CIR Remote Controller Type in BIOS |
This setting is not available on all Intel NUC models. Controller descriptions:
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Check the Wake on CIR setting in BIOS |
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Check the Wake on USB setting in BIOS |
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Disable Deep S4/S5 in BIOS |
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Disable Fast Startup in Windows® 10 |
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