Hi everybody,
That is what I was looking for before I decided to write RMAS

Thanks for sharing this HW mod, I just did it myself and so far it is working. Some step by step instructions
Important: You accept full responsibility and confirm that you are an electrical expert. I don't take any warranty for damaging your equipment nor warranty to any injuries. Working on devices with high voltage need the respective knowledge. If you don't have the knowledge or/and feel comfortable ask e.g. a friend or don't do it!Step 1: Unscrew the highlightes screws. Note: They are wodden self cutting screws so be careful when unscrewing and screwing them in when assembling again. Use something to lever the "plate". I used the marked corner. Be careful that the plate doesn't fall, the mounted components are heavy (transformator, cooler, etc.). The plate "sticks" a bit and if it becomes loose you want to be careful.

Step 2: Do remove the plate pull it
straight first because if you start with an angle the components will block it from getting out. So start straight. Now turn the top side to the left as shown in the picture and try to align everything as shown in the picture. I soldered the bridge wire without removing anything else. Decide yourself if you want to follow the same apporach. Worked fine for me. It might be a good time to check if any voltages are still present (capacitors, etc..).

Step 3: Solder the wire as sown in the picture either directly to the pins of the U5 component or use the pads that have connection to the pins (marked in red). For me the solder point at pin 1 worked well. The other end I soldered directly to the pin from the side. As there is enough space no issues with shorts.
Please note: The part and the area including the original soldering is somehow coated. It means that you need to prepare the points where you want to solder extra carefully to have good connection. I left my soldering iron a while until the soldering was sticking well. It actually took ~10 seconds for me.. I used a quite long cable to make soldering more easy and as it is just a signal, it should be fine.

Step 4: Watch your result, double check any short circuits, check if the soldering is sufficient (gently pull on the bridge cable to check the soldering) and if you are happy start to reassemble by reversing the steps described above.

Hope that helps one or the other.
PS: Strange feeling to remove RMAS from my autostart

Thanks again for all the efforts @Tristan and @mrgilbert.
If you are still interested to use a software to bypass the auto standby just search for RMAS. You'll find it.
Take care and stay healthy,
kuLLe