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Yusuke26 -  
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?

7 answers

  1. Yusuke26 Author
    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 .
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    1. madmyke Moderator
      Very strange anyway to have to disable the "Stop Alarm by network -> Enabled" function for it to work?
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    2. Yusuke26 Author
      Be careful, I activated it, not deactivated it.
      But I'm not sure it applied the settings I changed in Windows.
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    3. madmyke Moderator
      You've activated it, yes, but you've activated the fact that it "Stop Alarm via network," which is in principle contrary to your approach. But if it works, then fine.
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