Overall, this is a minor (annoying) problem but I would like to find a fix if possible. The system is a custom built desktop using a Gigabyte Z87MX-D3H with an Intel I7 processor running 64bit Windows 10. Putting the USB dongle in different USB ports (direct on motherboard and front panel).Checking use of latest BIOS and settings.Checking 'Power Options' profile settings.Checking use of latest Broadcom drivers.making Registry changes to set options for DeviceRemoteWakeSupported and RemoteWakeEnabled.I've searched and checked for (and followed) guidance elsewhere on overcoming this problem but with no success. The keyboard and mouse are connected to the computer using an Inateck Bluetooth USB dongle that uses the Broadcom BCM20702 chipset When I check the Bluetooth USB in device manager then on the 'power management' tab the 'allow this device to wake computer' checkbox is greyed out and not available for selection.
The only way to wake the computer from sleep is by means of a short press of the power button. Although the Logitech Bluetooth and Microsoft Bluetooth Mouse show the the correct 'power management' settings in device manager 'allow this device to wake computer' is set they are unable to wake the computer from sleep. I'm looking for some guidance or help to resolve a problem of not being able to wake my Windows 10 desktop using my Bluetooth Mouse or Keyboard.
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