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I was having some strange issues with Wifi on Windows which sound like what you are describing. The wifi would work until the machine had gone into sleep mode. When it woke up it was hit or miss whether the wifi card could start up. I even replaced the card, but with the same result. I disabled Hibe...

Solution found (very linux specific): It seems to be related to the power saving features for USB in Linux. What lead me to the solution was that I got a lot of messages like usb 3-1.6: reset high-speed USB device number 4 using ehci-pci in the log (which was slowing down the backgammon game gnubg!!...

Solution found: It seems to be related to the power saving features for USB in Linux. What lead me to the solution was that I got a lot of messages like usb 3-1.6: reset high-speed USB device number 4 using ehci-pci in the log (which was slowing down the backgammon game gnubg!!!). I changed a line i...

I have come across a very strange problem. When I have a Logitech camera plugged into the either of the rear USB 2.0 ports, the machine powers up about 3 seconds after being shut down (shutdown via software). If I move the camera to any of the front USB 2.0 ports, the machine shuts down and stays of...

Update: The issue does not show up when using Windows 10.
I assume it is a Linux problem, so I will re-post my question there.

I have come across a very strange problem. When I have a Logitech camera plugged into the either of the rear USB 2.0 ports, the machine powers up about 3 seconds after being shut down (shutdown via software). If I move the camera to any of the front USB 2.0 ports, the machine shuts down and stays of...

Thanks for the updated BIOS. Does it work for all IPC's? In particular, does
it apply to Mintbox 2 or IPC Business with i5 processors?

This option in the BIOS was added exactly to solve the noise issue. Sorry, no, I do not know to save the old BIOS, but as far as I have noticed the new BIOS works just fine.

It is long ago I updated the BIOS on my my fitpc3, but after doing so and turning
the aggressive power saving off, I could no longer hear the noise. Note that it also makes the device use more power.

I had the same problem with FreeBSD 9, but realized that it is due to the use of GPT partition table. In the installer it is possible to use MBR (dos style partition table) and with this it is possible to boot. When configuring discs in the installer avoid choosing "Use entire disc". Instead do the ...