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Hello, I can't get Wake On LAN to work on my PC. I have an MSI Z77A-G43 motherboard and a TP-Link TD-W8951ND modem router.  In BIOS: - Resume By PCI -> Enabled - EuP 2013 -> Disabled  In Windows, in the network adapter properties: *Advanced tab - Wake on Magic Packet -> Enabled - Wake on pattern match -> Enabled - WoL / Shutdown network speed -> 10 Mbps first *Power Management tab - Allow the computer to turn off this device -> Unchecked - Allow this device to wake the computer -> Checked - Only allow a magic packet to wake the computer -> Checked  On the Router side: - DHCP disabled, so fixed IP in the LAN - Port 9 open for TCP and UDP - Dynamic DNS enabled with a no-ip.com account  I sent a Magic Packet from wakeuponwan.net with my PC on and the WakeOnLanMonitor software running (which allows me to see if the packet is being received) and I am receiving it correctly. However, once the PC is off, it doesn't turn on. What have I forgotten?

Yusuke26 · Accepted Answer

I did it, I never imagined I would struggle so much. Compared to my first post, I changed this:  On the Windows side, in the network adapter properties: *Advanced tab - Wake on Magic Packet -> Enabled *Power Management tab - Allow the computer to turn off this device -> Checked  On the Router side: - IP 192.168.1.127 - Subnet mask 255.255.255.128 - Port 9 open in TCP and UDP on 192.168.1.127  And I updated my network card driver via https://www.driverscloud.com/fr .

flojfloj · Answer

You need to configure the BIOS to set your network card to "sleep" so that when it receives the signal, it will be able to start the PC via magic packet...

Yusuke26 · Answer

That's what I did though, I activated "Resume By PCI."

flojfloj · Answer

Try this tutorial: https://openclassrooms.com/fr/courses

scsc81 · Answer

A little physical question: is the network card properly connected to the appropriate connector on the motherboard?

kaumune · Answer

Hi  when you shut down the PC, do the LEDs stay on the network card?

madmyke · Answer

From what I know and after having configured this on all my PCs, on the LAN, which wake up on command from my server to do backups at night, it doesn't work if the power has been completely cut off.  What I mean is that the PC must have booted at least once, then we turn it off (Windows shutdown), but the power must remain plugged into the machine.  Since I also have a programmable system that cuts off power to all my devices, I realized that if I cut the power before WOL, nothing would start again. So I had to organize everything so that it turns back on, does the backup, turns off the PCs, and then the home automation system cuts the power to the outlets.  However, for my laptops, it doesn't work at all. I don't know why, but I haven't looked for the solution yet because the laptops are not currently targeted for backups.  DESCRIBE your problem in DETAIL, thank you! @Save the Earth! It's the only planet where we find chocolate!

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