Inateck PCIe USB Card & Power Saver Mode

[pimp]

Hi All, I recently performed a new Windows install and I noticed that when I set my machine to power saver mode the displays does not turn off at the set time span. So after turning off certain processes and unplugging certain peripherals, I figured out it's the Inateck Card. I have to unplug EVERYTHING from the card in order for the displays to go off. I have my Warthog HOTAS, Saitek Pedals, and Reverb G1 plugged into it. I did not have this issue with my previous install so is there some setting that needs to be configured?

 

Thanks in advance!!!

 

P.S. I've tried the USB Suspend setting on & off, but the displays stay on. Also, I did not install the drivers from Inateck, because I believe I read that the Windows drivers were better.

[BitMaster]

Nvidia Card + GF Experience and any kind of game controller connected are well known to cause Power Settings to go nuts.

 

Deinstall GF Experience and see if that alone helps, if not, you will have to unplug the controllers and see if that helps.

 

I have the same issue and it sometimes works as planned...and sometimes it just won't go to sleep, regardless if controllers are attached or not.

I have no GF Experience installed anymore and over the last year the problem got more serious, it's a hit & miss with this BS OS called Win10.

 

Try to google your problem, you will see, there are many people having the same issue.

[pimp]

Thanks Bit for your reply. I never install GF Experience, because I don't like all that unecessary junk on my PC. I didn't have this issue on my previous install so this is really pissin me off.

[BitMaster]

I dont have GF Exp installed as well and also suffer this problem on a 24/7/365 PC, which in fact costs me considerable money at the end of the year

 

It used to get fixed by deinstalling GF Exp and unplug any controllers. It's a MS-Nvidia issue they know about for years! That is the bad part, they know it and dont fix it.

Never had any sleeping issue with my own Mac or any Mac I have sold & serviced. Apple can do it, cmon MS and Nvidia !