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  I have a Latitude E7440 running a clean install of Windows 10. If the computer has been stopped, I can use a Wake - On - Lan Magic Packet to the MAC address of the Ethernet port (as described here) to turn the computer back on. But if the computer is in hibernation, it does not work.

  Probably, it is that when the computer is in hibernation the link on my switch light is off, but when it is stopped, the link light is on.

  So my question is: How can I get this phone to maintain the LAN port when hibernation, in the same way on shutdown? Thanks in advance.

  smammy,

  Click on the link below for a possible resolution following on problem of your computer network settings.

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• With Wake-On-LAN to reactivate the Group residential access to a computer to sleep...

  I have two laptops with Windows 7 (Pro 64).  I had both the join HomeGroup and could access shared folders.  I noticed that when a computer "sleep" disappears from the homegroup.  There is a note on the page of the homegroup password: "computers that are turned off or sleep does not appear in the homegroup.»  Elsewhere in TechNet I see information on WOL (Wake-on-LAN) of Windows capabilities on hardware that supports, and I selected "Allow this device to wake the computer" in Device Manager > network adapters > LAN_Adapter > power management tab.  But without success in waking a computer sleep to access remotely via homegroup.

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  Hello

  Wire or wireless?

  If it wireless it will be the current wireless hardware does not work do not support this action.

  Thread might or might not work depending on the hardware.

  While many office computers would wake on network traffic, a lot of laptops would be not because they all plan material manufacturer to save energy.

  There is nothing more that we can do about it in addition to checking the suite (not the magic packet) tab in the power management of the network card.

  It is one of the issues that are still outstanding (hardware wise) in the entry level network business.

  Jack-MVP Windows Networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET

• Wake on LAN support

  ESXi 4 is installed on a system with a dual port Intel NIC and configured to use vmnic0 to vSwitch0, supporting LAN traffic for virtual machines and management for VMkernel traffic.  vmnic1 is associated with vSwitch1 and is exclusively used for iSCSI traffic.  vSphere Client shows that Wake on Lan is supported for vmnic0 but not vmnic1.  I understand that some Intel adapters do support WoL on port A, so this is not really surprising.

  Given that all guest virtual machines use vmnic0, which has the support of WoL, I assumed that guests can receive support WoL.  What I have found however is that while the option 'Allow this device to wake the computer from sleep mode' can be selected tab in the power management of the properties of the network adapter (Intel Pro/1000 MT) comments on WIndows 2003 server, it cannot be defined for Vista or Windows Server 2008 SMV.  The option is grayed out in the latter two VMS and option notes indicate that the port does not support Wake on Lan.

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  Not all operating systems invited support Wake on LAN. Only the following types of NIC supported Wake

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• Satellite C660 - how to activate and use WAKE ON LAN?

  Hi all

  Previously, I posted asking about the use of Wake on Wireless LAN and was very helpfully informed that it was impossible, so I started to explore the Wake ON LAN option.

  I have a Toshiba C660 PSC0LE-00500JEN and helped Wake ON LAN in the BIOS and have connected a LAN cable between my router and the laptop, which recognize each other, if the cable looks ok.

  However, if I use an app to WAKE ON LAN on my android, or I use a site online "wake on lan via browser ', the laptop stay asleep.

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  Wake Up on Lan option would work if send you a magic packet to the remote machine (laptop).

  I have no experience using the Android app, who knows if it works properly

  Try the other method. For example, using software such as wake on Lan for Windows (GUI) graphical user Interface

  Google for it to download this software.

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• Wake on LAN doesn't work don't not on Optiplex 9020

  I'm not able to get the Wake on LAN to work on an Optiplex 9020 (small footprint).  I have the following BIOS settings to the title of power management:
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• Cannot use Wake on LAN, unless that "allow this computer to turn off the device to save power" is checked

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  On my Media Center PC, I am unable to use Wake on LAN unless "allow this computer to turn off the device to save power" is checked (in the tab power management of the adapter in the Device Manager). "Allow this device to wake the computer" and 'Allow only a magic packet wake the computer' is checked, but become grayed out when "allow this computer to turn off the device...". ' is not checked.

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  The machine is a Windows 7 PC with a Nvidia nforce network controller.

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  Hello

  If the systems are only a sleep you don't need a magic packet.

  If computers are set to wake on any network traffic all Ping or arp will wake them up.

  For this configuration, it is best to disable the saving of NIC.

  There may be some variations on where is the energy saving setting.

  Here are a few examples, YMMV, look around your systems.

  Example, http://www.ezlan.net/example/powersave.jpg

  Example, http://www.ezlan.net/Win7/power_sav_wireless..jpg

  Example, http://www.ezlan.net/Win7/power_save_win7.jpg

  Example, http://www.ezlan.net/Win7/adv_power-sav.jpg

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  Real means WOL shut down a computer on Hibernate real position, http://www.ezlan.net/WOL.html

  However as these has involved the PSU cooperation. Motherboard. Network card and are not considered critical by the industry for the user end is a YMMV situation.

  12 Desktop who are under my immediate control (mix and match brands and processors). Only three are fully compliant and properly awake.

  Three satisfied partially, the rest don't care my desires/needs of Wake on LAN.

  On the positive side, since it is now fashionable to go green, the percentage of new computers that keep the better sleep habits significantly improved.

  Jack - Microsoft MVP, Windows networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET

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  http://img713.imageshack.us/img713/1424/clipboard1k.jpg

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  @communitybridge.codeplex.com >, al_v said...

  You can search for your BIOS to the following options related to the Wake-On-LAN:

  Wake On LAN, MAC summary of S3/S4, MACPME Power Control, Power on by LAN on board, by Onboard LAN, LAN power CV, resume by WOL, LAN resume, resume the LAN / SME #, Wake on LAN from S5, Wake Up On LAN, wake-up Onboard LAN, WOL (SME #) Soft-off.  (c) http://wakeonlan.me/kb/tech/wakeonlan.php

  You can also test your PC directly from this site WOL - /http://wakeonlan.me//

  PM data for the NIC in device:(translated to EN) Manager

  current state of the power supply:
  D0

  power options:
  000000EF
  PDCAP_D0_SUPPORTED
  PDCAP_D1_SUPPORTED
  PDCAP_D2_SUPPORTED
  PDCAP_D3_SUPPORTED
  PDCAP_WAKE_FROM_D1_SUPPORTED
  PDCAP_WAKE_FROM_D2_SUPPORTED
  PDCAP_WAKE_FROM_D3_SUPPORTED

  status of power map:
  S0-> D0
  S1-> not the value
  S2-> not the value
  S3-> D3
  S4-> D3
  S5-> D3

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