Turn on your PC with your Phone! | SilverStone ES03-WiFi
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Hi,
I recently installed one of these (V2) to my computer. I'm finding that as soon as I hit the power on via the app, the system shuts down 1 second later. I can power off or restart via the app when its turned on from the front IO panel without issue. Any idea what might be causing this? Cheers
Can I add an external antenna to this device?
I have one installed today but the Reset SW doesnt work. i dont know how the 4 „channels“ are calibrated but i can only use channel 1 ?!
Is there no splitter with this device? As far as i can tell from the video, it appears you can now only turn it on remotely, and not with the switch on the case.
Bob pumping out vids 💯 the device is interesting nonetheless
Trying to do 1 a week! Need the Kosher x ThinkComputers collab!
@@thinkcomputers1 haha most deff! Aye u know where to catch me
Hi, I hope you can help me. I've followed the instructions and gotten the device to work with the app. However, everytime I turn off pc using the app or using my original front panel switch, the pc automatically turns back on after atleast 10 seconds later. I also noticed that once I turn on the power socket, the pc turns on by itself after detecting power even without first turning it on using the app or the power button.
I'm using it in a msi b450i gaming plus ac motherboard, and an fsp flexguru power supply on my k39 mini itx case.
So far I have two theories, either I need to find some bios setting allowing usb power even when turned off, or that my flex psu has no standby mode and once it detects a power draw it powers up the whole pc. Those or something else I have no idea about entirely.
I hope you could shed some light on my issue thanks.
Try this th-cam.com/video/XXETHSMextc/w-d-xo.html
Hi, I have the same motherboard as you do too. Try to enable the ERP function in the BIOS.
Be pretty handy for HTPC setups
Totally!
Excuse me but doing this should I remove the front panel cables of the case from the mb?
Yes, you then connect those to the pass-throughs on the ES03-WiFi
@@thinkcomputers1 so i still could turn on the pc with the front panel?
@@limpe111 yep!
Does the app have an ability to type in your password or can it only take you to the launch screen and thats it?
it only acts as on/off for your pc.
can i restart my pc with this
That would be great for a wall mounted PC or a PC built into a desk.
Yeah, someone else mentioned it would be great for a NAS PC as well
you make it look so simple, the little button is so small, i had to use a sd card to push it in, then just hold your phone, on the device, cause the range is garbage. looks like a very tiny round thing can take a antenna , but not included, neither is a sata power to molex adapter, or usb 2.0 splitter or extension, would of been nice. also use some app, ive never heard of. Silverstone, real cheap on this one, they need to up their game.
Is it possible for this device to wake up the PC from sleep?
I just bought this and all I want it to do is wake up my PC from sleep mode, but every time I hit power (Channel 1 on the app) when the PC is on sleep mode, it just powers up for like half a second, and goes back to off/asleep?? How do I get it to just wake my PC up?
(P.S. I know about about Wake-On-Lan! Im wanting to wake up my PC when NOT on my home wifi network so I can access Steam Link at anytime, anywhere)
Open your port and just use Wake on lan
Is it compatible with Apple Home or Google Home?
yes
7$ smart power plug, and motherboard is set to bootup on power restore ... this is how I power on my PC remotely, no devices, no wires, no hassle.
imma do this instead thanks for the idea!
please more details
This doesn’t mention that it hard shuts down the PC, like holding the power button, this would cause massive issues over time, I installed mine, found this out and made sure it wasn’t an isolated thing, now I’m returning mine
I know this comment is 7 months old but….
Hard shutting down is the BETTER option… no idea where you get your info from, but putting the pc into hibernated shut down means that all the background processes will keep going, hence the quicker boot up time. If you turn your pc on and of multiple times a day, hibernation shut down is better, but if you have a gaming pc that you play once a day for ‘X’ hours, then be sure to fully shut down the PC between uses. 👍🏼
@@JonesTheLad ill go as far as to say this device should be used mostly for turning on the pc remotely rather than shutting it down. Shutdown should always be thru the OS and only otherwise if your computer freezes.
Are you sure it holds it down and doesn't just tap it once? Because that is totally harmless.
@@ZenTunE- It taps for 0.1 seconds
@@maksvelini Yeah, so no issue then I guess
Why not leave your computer in sleep mode and use the WoL feature in windows to wake it up from wherever. Ment to only work while on the same network, but easy to set up to wake up over WAN. No extra hardware needed.This was a thing two years ago as well :p
Yea but not everyone is on WOL an example of this would be a computer that’s across the house that’s has to be wifi cause if the router being Aries the house from another room unless you get a wifi extender and connect a home switch to your room 😊
I have a problem. I did everything and i can shut down my pc. But i cant start it. It says it has no power. ??
Does your usb 2 header have standby power? It might just not be enabled.
@@toxicturkeyy Is it something that you can enable in the BIOS ? I can't find it...
@@oliviernotot ERP-ready.
You need to enable USB Power in shutdown state in the BIOS
One thing that scares me about this is that you are at their mercy as far as that app goes. Any iOS/Android user knows that as system software updates, apps are left behind unless the developer takes the time to update it. What happens when they stop updating the app? Is the device useless?
Good question...
When it turns off it's more like a forced shutdown than a normal one... anyone else get this issue and find a solution? Have read to edit your power button settings but even if configured to put to sleep it still does a forced shutdown.
It's the same actg, as pressing on/off.
@@GoldenJan yes you’re right. There was something wrong with my setup. Anyway I got rid of it, ran out of battery after a year
@@sdolo222 have to admit, that i'm 9 month late, lol
@@sdolo222what ran out of battery? Doesn’t the device use USB power instead of battery?
Damn, thats pretty straight forward packaging, weird
Yeah I was a bit surprised
I read somewhere that it can fry your motherboard and CPU.
Possibly if it managed to overload the voltage control on the motherboard. However, that isn't an intended feature so very unlikely, if not impossible.
Anyways, even if it did happen, you hopefully have your warranty in check.
The only thing anyone would want to know is how to connect the wires to the motherboard which is the only thing you don’t show!!!
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@@thinkcomputers1 This does not show or explain the connectors and which pin goes where to the motherboard.
@@harleyb-ham266 power, reset and speaker headers...they are different on every motherboard depending on brand
Just look in the manual of the motherboard.
@@axelotl86 Custom built unit. No manual.