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One more silly little thing: your computer (notebook) needs to be connected to AC/DC adapter always, not running on battery. Not really sure if that is related or just a red herring.Īre you sending WOL package using Mac adres and IP-adres of destination computer on port 9 ? And if target computer is powered on, Have you run a tool like WakeOnLanMonitor to capture port 9 just to see if you send a magic package correctly to destination computer? Disable firewall on target computer to be sure you can capture the magic package. I need to rerun the Asrock/intel installer to regain the PME options again.

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Though with all of the previous settings reset to default and without the additional options that the Asrock drivers provided.

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Unfortunately doing so seems fruitless as the device disappears momentarily before suddenly having its driver reinstalled again.

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Wondering if there was still some kind of conflict occurring between built in Win10 stuff and the drivers I was trying to install I tried to delete the drivers in device manager before reinstalling the ones I had downloaded previously.

One thing I had noticed in others screen shots of their NIC properties was that they including Intel branding, mine does not. Such as 'Wake on Magic Packet from power off state', this was then enabled and retested with no success.Īs far as I can tell I have enabled everything I should have in BIOS and the OS but this is still not functioning in any of the powerstates I have tested.

This tool appeared to have additional config entries that the normal NIC properties menu did not. The installation did install an additional Intel utility called 'Intel PROSet Adapter Configuration Utility'. So I downloaded the driver pack from Asrock and installed it.įollowing which new options appeared in the NIC Advanced properties such as 'Enabled PME' but none of the new options there appeared to help when toggled. I had seen references online to making sure that you use the correct driver. It is a simple network though with no subnetting or filtering occurring that could get in the way. This utility appears to confirm that the WOL packet is being received and there isnt any issues on the network. On the receiving PC side I use 'WOL - Magic Packet Sender'. I have been sending magic packets using a powershell script, as well as a utility called 'WakeMeOnLan'.

I have tested this with, and without, Win10 fast startup enabled.īoth from a fully powered down state, a hybrid sleep state, and a normal sleep state I have been unable to trigger the PC to startup/resume. In the power plan settings for the PC I have disabled all network, USB, and PCI power saving options. In the Power Management tab I have checked all boxes present. Via the properties advanced tab of each NIC I have:

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Which the description of that config and manual suggests should enable WOL and even powering on from an S5 state. I have gone into the Asrock UEFI/BIOS and turned on powering on through PCI devices. Warning: file_get_contents(index.php): failed to open stream: Operation not permitted in /home3/phuongnguyen/domains/phuongnguyentv.top/public_html/wp-includes/plugin.Hoping to draw on some of your combined wisdom having come up dry in my own searches and spending >5 hours troubleshooting this.Įverything I can locate online suggests that both Asrock devices and those Intel NIC's should support WOL. Warning: file_get_contents(index.php): failed to open stream: Operation not permitted in /home3/phuongnguyen/domains/phuongnguyentv.top/public_html/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 443 File(index.php) is not within the allowed path(s): (/home3/phuongnguyen/:/tmp:/var/tmp:/opt/alt/php74/usr/share/pear/:/dev/urandom:/usr/local/lib/php/:/usr/local/php74/lib/php/) in /home3/phuongnguyen/domains/phuongnguyentv.top/public_html/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 443 Warning: file_get_contents(): open_basedir restriction in effect.

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