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stanny

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I know wireless devices such as bluetooth ones cannot, but what about those with a receiver plugged into it?
 

iLog.Genius

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Feb 24, 2009
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Bluetooth mice can wake a computer up if it's sleeping. As for the Logitech mouse, assuming it operates the same as if it were a USB mouse because of the receiver, it should also allow you to wake the computer if it's sleeping.
 

xi mezmerize ix

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I have a logitech m505 wireless mouse and a k250 wireless keyboard that both use the same unifying receiver. They both have their own sleep mechanic and when i move or type with them, they wake, and the computer also wakes.
 

stanny

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Ops, sorry, I meant waking up the computer when the lid is closed and it's connected to an external display. I know bluetooth mouse can't do that. Will the mouse with receivers be able to do that?
 

GGJstudios

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I know wireless devices such as bluetooth ones cannot, but what about those with a receiver plugged into it?

Yes, it works perfectly.

Logitech Anywhere Mouse MX™
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TrojanX

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I don't personally use an external display so if I am wrong don't emasculate me or anything.

I believe you can set your laptop to stay away as long as it is connected through the Mini-display cord.

Also, all Wireless mice that I have used will wake it from sleep.
 
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