W10 Pro v1903 How to prevent mouse movement from booting my PC

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  1. frustratedagain
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    There exists several more than one of each. I simply did not understand the difference. Thanks to you guys, I got it.
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  3. TV2
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    That makes more sense. Hope the rest of setup and configuration goes smoothly..
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