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Gavin78 · 16-03-2018, 21:36

Just wondering if someone might be able to trouble shoot this problem?

Bought a router NetGear R6400 V2 AC1750. I've connect my printer Epson ET-2550 printer to the router via USB so I can run it as a network and all other pc's in the house can print also via the NetGear USB control center.

I've come across a problem after installing the software my pc won't sleep if I tell it to. The monitor goes off, mouse and keyboard but the desktop keeps running and hitting the keyboard and mouse won't wake the monitor I have to hard reset the pc.

The only thing it does do now after so long it just Auto shuts down, but sometimes boots up on it's own if I've not manually shut it down.

I'm running windows 10. for the life of me I don't know what to even start looking at. I posted over on moneysaving expert and only really got one answer and that was to look at TCP or Virtual USB but neither of these seem to have anything to do with pc acting the way it does.

Any help appreciated.

16-03-2018, 21:36	#1
Gavin78 Ice Cold Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Leeds, Seacroft Age: 46 Services: XL TV M Phone 200MB BB Posts: 1,552	Netgear USB control center Just wondering if someone might be able to trouble shoot this problem? Bought a router NetGear R6400 V2 AC1750. I've connect my printer Epson ET-2550 printer to the router via USB so I can run it as a network and all other pc's in the house can print also via the NetGear USB control center. I've come across a problem after installing the software my pc won't sleep if I tell it to. The monitor goes off, mouse and keyboard but the desktop keeps running and hitting the keyboard and mouse won't wake the monitor I have to hard reset the pc. The only thing it does do now after so long it just Auto shuts down, but sometimes boots up on it's own if I've not manually shut it down. I'm running windows 10. for the life of me I don't know what to even start looking at. I posted over on moneysaving expert and only really got one answer and that was to look at TCP or Virtual USB but neither of these seem to have anything to do with pc acting the way it does. Any help appreciated.