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Title Turn On Or Off USB Selective Suspend - Written by Paul Black & Berbigou.Įcho Turn On Or Off USB Selective Suspend, Remove or Show 'USB selective suspend'Įcho ('USB selective suspend' appears in Power Options, see above)Įcho 100643-remove-usb-selective-suspend-setting-power-options-windows.html)Įcho.
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Here is a mixed tool from this thread and Remove 'USB selective suspend setting' in Power Options in Windows I will also try to mix this idea with the one in Remove 'USB selective suspend setting' in Power Options in Windowsīerbigou (it's my first post here, I hope I did nothing wrong) ĬHOICE /N /C 01234 /M ">Enter an Option:" & echo =Įcho Turn On Or Off USB Selective Suspend.Įcho =Įcho. & echo Right-click the Batch file and click ^. & echo ERROR: This Batch file MUST be run in an ELEVATED cmd prompt & echo. To enable back the USB Ports or Drives, change this data value to 3 and then click on OK, as depicted in the figure. Once done USB drives and ports on your system will be disabled. %windir%\system32\reg.exe query "HKU\S-1-5-19" 1>nul 2>nul || ( echo. After pressing Start, you have to change the 'value data' field to ‘4’ to disable the USB Drives or Ports and then click on OK, as depicted in the figure below. Title Turn On Or Off USB Selective Suspend - Written by Paul Black.Ĭd /d "%~dp0" & ( if exist "%temp%\getadmin.vbs" del "%temp%\getadmin.vbs") & fsutil dirty query %systemdrive% 1>nul 2>nul || ( echo Set UAC = CreateObject^("Shell.Application"^) : UAC.ShellExecute "cmd.exe", "/k cd ""%~sdp0"" & %~s0 %params%", "", "runas", 1 > "%temp%\getadmin.vbs" & "%temp%\getadmin.vbs" & exit /b) :: # Created By: Paul Black at /members/paul-black.html # :: # Title : Turn On Or Off USB Selective Suspend # It was just that in this situation, since the computer turns on and off by itself, it would be impractical for me to babysit an electrical switch.:: #
#Usb switch on off manual
I have manual switches that I use for other components like speakers & printers elsewhere. I can check to see what the powerstrip uses while idle, but THAT is probably minimal, in contrast to the amplifier.
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The cost savings argument is nice, but I already had this power strip sitting around unused, so it's basically free savings. At my current electricity prices, that would use about $0.75 per month.
Using my Kill-A-Watt, the amplifier uses 3-4 watts continuously. This has the same CO2 emissions as starting a 1.5 litre displacement car engine once (again assuming the average).Īssuming a 5 year payback, your solution needs to be cheaper than about two bucks.
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I'd pay £0.36 to run that for a year, or about the same energy used by your Media Center and its associated typical TV during a typical weekend (or just one day for a big TV). Using it constantly for one day is a power use of 6.6 watt-hours, coming to 2.4 kWh per year. I'd imagine most antenna amplifiers will be in the 100-400 mW range. While it's probably not the same as yours, an antenna amplifier here set to about 40% amplification is drawing 1.2 mA from the wall with a 0.98PF (so we'll ignore power factor). Use a properly low-power accurate meter to check, because I strongly suspect this may be a false economy and you'd end up wasting energy on the strip without saving enough to make up for it. Those things use virtually nothing: They take a really vanishingly weak signal and make it into a really weak signal. I think the strip might actually use more power than the antenna amplifier.
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