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• Satellite Pro L770 - 12 p - Wake-up on LAN is not possible?

  Hello

  I try to send a wake up message to LAN (WOL) on my laptop to propel to the top.
  I failed to make it work.

  But I do not see a strange thing happening: when I send a magic packet WOL while my laptop is running, the laptop restarts automatically after closing down.

  It seems that the Magic Packet is stored somewhere (perhaps in the NIC?) and is activated once the cell phone is off. I think a magic packet must be ignored when a machine has already begun and not be recorded and executed after the PC is turned off again.

  That being said, I did a test with another PC; I am able to send a magic packet via my business network. So the problem isn't somewhere else. But the BIOS of my Toshiba laptop does not pick up when the machine is off. Only when it is already running.

  Is this a bug and this bug can be resolved?

  Kind regards

  Alfons

  PS I have the latest version of the BIOS (v2.30) and I activated the Wake Up on LAN in the BIOS.

  Post edited by: avanzwol

  Hello

  According to the Toshiba driver page, the last BIOS update was 09/03/12 and I doubt that this new version of BIOS which will be released in the future. The Satellite Pro L770 series is already discontinued.

  However, as far as I know the reactivation of the LAN option can be found in the properties of the LAN card.
  Go to Device Manager-> LAN card-> properties-> Advanced tab
  Here, you should check if the WOL is enabled.

  By the way: the network driver seems to be Realtek. I recommend you update the driver of network directly from the page of the Realtek driver. I know that WOL is controlled at the level of the BIOS, but I think the update is worth a try.

• Satellite A300: Option to "Wake on Wireless LAN" disabled in the BIOS

  Hello

  I have a laptop Satellite A300-230 and in the BIOS, the option (under Advanced) to toggle the * Wake on Wireless LAN * is disabled and grayed out with no way to change it.

  Why is it so? How can I activate it?

  BIOS version is 2.20 (later).

  Thank you all.

  Hello

  I have no idea why its grey in my case, I can enable and disable this option
  But I can do that too in utility Toshiba HWSetup located in all programs-> Toshiba Europe GmbH

  You can activate this using this tool?

• Qosmio F10: How to get help "wake up on Lan.

  Anyone who manages to get working on a Qosmio F10 WOL?
  I found that the power management tab is missing from the properties of Intel (r) PRO/100 VE. Therefore cannot check the "allow this device to wake the computer from sleep mode.
  Read the Intel site that is said to try to uninstall & reinstall the drivers if the power management tab is missing, that I did with a new & the OEM driver, I downloaded from intel, but it did not work.
  The other parameters of WOL under the advanced settings TAB, all seem to be there.

  Before going any further I was wondering if anyone has had this works?
  If not someone from Toshiba can confirm the Bios & motherboard WOL support with built in the Lan card F10?

  Both the program HWSetup & incoming in the installation program, it seems, there is no ACPI definition of boot options.

  Thank you very much

  Qosmio f10
  BIOS 1.20
  Intel® PRO/100 VE driver for 8.0.27.0

  Hello

  On my laptop Toshiba the option allow this device to wake this computer is not accessible.
  So I think that the map network-> properties-> Advanced tab options are responsible for this action.
  On my camera, I can see awakening on the evolution of the link, ARP/Ping alarm and wake up using APM mode.
  There you can activate all options.

  In addition, you can check in the settings of ToshibaHW if the built-in LAN boot and network protocol is enabled.

• Satellite P850-12Z: No. Wake up on LAN and no BT after replacing the motherboard

  Hello

  I got a Satellite P850-12Z Code: PSPKBE
  Recently, the support of Toshiba replaced my motherboard

  I thought that WAKE ON LAN is disability, and my Bluetooth does not work.
  I go to Toshiba Bluetooth programs and not work

  Can anyone help me?.
  Thank you

  Hello

  > Recently the support from Toshiba has replaced my motherboard
  In my opinion, you should get in touch with the guys from service again once who replaced / fixed on your laptop.
  The laptop should work properly once the service has replaced a faulty part. If it s not the case, you guys should check once again!

  I put t know what card WLan do you currently use, but AFAIK the original build in WiFi card was Intel and this wireless network adapter supports BT as well.

  So I think you should ask the guys once again unites what s wrong with you

• Equium M50-244 does not not to wake up on LAN

  A notebook Equium M50-244 does not meet the magic packet WOL.

  The BIOS settings are correct and show adapter LAN ENABLED, Wake on LAN: ENABLED.

  The sticker on the laptop and the original box gives a different MAC address to know what the device itself (ifconfig or lshw). No matter, the laptop does not account the magic packets for two MAC addresses.

  Using Wireshark, I see that the WOL packets are certainly diffuse with properly formatted MAC addresses.

  My thought is now that it is a BIOS problem but I can't find the right bios for this machine.

  What would be the best bios match? Keep in mind this box is Linux.

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  See you soon

  Nick

  Hello

  Have you checked if the WOL is enabled in the network card settings?
  Do you know how to check this?

  Go to the Device Manager, expand network adapter s and mark LAN card.
  Then, go to the properties of the network adapter and check the Advanced tab.

  There are a lot of different settings and a configuration option must refer to the WOL.

• Wake up the lan problem

  Wake on lan suddenly stopped working last week.  No idea why?  It has worked flawlessly before.  I made no intentional change to the PC, but the Windows updates have been loaded.  Hardware and BIOS are always value of wake on lan.  I am running XP.  Anything in the updates of June 2011, which would have penetrated WOL?  More importantly, how can I solve this?  Thank you.

  If you use a classical WoL - which means that you use it for * voltage * the machine - then the OS has nothing to do with it.

  If you use it to wake up the machine to hibernation - BIOS is always the main target.  However - it's not just the setting of Wake On LAN, you need to worry about, but also the power management...

  1. on the computer target in Device Manager or in the network settings, select the network card.
  2. click on: properties
  3. click on the button Configure the network card.
  4. Select the tab: power management
  5. place a check mark to: allow this device to wake the computer
  6. click on: OK
  7 continue to close all property pages.

• Satellite P200-18Z: How can I do wake on LAN?

  How can I make WoL work on this computer.
  I enabled it in bios, but I can't even wake my phone to another device.
  I am running windows 7 ultimate, if this material.

  Thank you

  Hello

  You can wake up on LAN laptop if you run a query to a service that is running on the laptop.
  But you cannot wakeup the laptop if you access a data or similar
  You will need special software that send a magic packet.

  Check the Wake On Lan tool. Its freeware and you can download this from different pages

• 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.

  Can someone advise?

  Thank you

  James

  Hello

  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.

  In addition, go to the device-> LAN card Manager-> properties-> Advanced tab and check here if the WOL is activated too

• Wake on LAN mode ACPI S3/STR?

  Hello

  can WOL from mode standby ACPI S3/STR for Vista 64 Home Premium SP2?

  I don't think, but would like confirmation.
  I use to watch ACPI S3 / suspends to Ram.

  I have the card mother gigabyte GA-G33M-S2L with integrated NIC
  (I hope that the model is correct - not very convenient).

  I took to the sleep settings and the awakening of NIC in Device Manager
  no switch it standby and allow to to wake up PC.
  Wake-up NIC is not disabled in the BIOS, if done, I doubt that it is this option.

  It looks like she may apply only to ACPI S1.

  He seems to have no effect, as far as ethernet LED turns off to S3.
  Disk USB OTOH is always powered by S3.

  Poutnik
  The best depends on how the definition of the best.

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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

  Do you know what is the difference between the versions of Windows and guided missiles?
  None. Both are learned and forgotten.

• OptiPlex 7010 don't Wake on Lan

  I have an OptiPlex 7010 that wol set in the bios, enabled in Intel nic properties for a magic packet, and it will not wake on Lan.

  I upgraded the Bios of the A12 to A13 because it shows he had some changes WOL, but that did not help either.

  I never went to this post but then A13 was the most recent bios and it did not work but A15 came out after it and it worked for Wake on Wan/Lan.

• 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.

  Is there something in the settings of the virtual machine that I'm missing?

  Thank you

  Scott

  Hi Scott, welcome to the forums of the VMware community.  What kind of NIC you selected for virtual machines?

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

  on LAN:

  soft n (VMware tools required).

  vmxnet n

  n Enhanced vmxnet

  vmxnet n 3

  Options are disabled if they are not supported.

• Satellite L550-204 - wake-up keyboard and screen drive

  Hey there

  I want to use my laptop as a local pc. I can, without opening the lid. I have two options in the Bios: wake-up keyboard and wake on LAN. How to install this?

  And are there any new graphics drivers for ATI as of 2009? We really have 2011. :( There must be newer drivers

  Thanks :)

  Hey Buddy,

  I recommend reading the manual of user ;)

  Wake up on the keyboard:
  + When this feature is enabled and the computer is in Mode standby, you can activate the computer by pressing any key. It is effective only for the internal keyboard and only when the computer is in Standby Mode. +

  Wake up on LAN:
  + This feature allows the power of the computer be turned on since the closure, when it receives a wake-up packet (Magic packet) from the local network. This feature doesn't not affect Wake-up on LAN of the standby or Hibernation mode. +
  (With other words only be useful in a network)

  So, you can t turn on laptop without pressing the power button.

  By the way: why you need new display drivers?

• Re: Satellite P300 PSPCCE - wakes up to the top by itself

  My Satellite P300 pspcce starts to turn more * on * after I manually dump it * off *.
  This happends in the minute following the judgment.

  I started noticing this after that I installed my wireless card, I turned the wake on lan/wlan function * off * in the Bios. But it does not help...

  Before installation of the Wlan card the computer woke up from his sleep too, but not when it was closed.

  I looked in properties of the Wlan card but I couldn't find any wake-up function.

  Any ideas where to look next?

  Hello

  As far as I know THAT BIOS includes more options wake up; so I also recommend disabling these options
  Wake on keyboard
  -Battery clock criticism
  - and Wake-up on LAN (but it seems that you have already disabled)

  In addition, the LAN card support a wake on LAN function in the own properties.
  You should check this in the Device Manager-> properties-> Advanced tab LAN card.

  Also, I read that it automatically updates windows could wake the portable computer too. Try to disable the receipt of the update and check if it would improve your situation.

• Satellite C660 PSC0LE - activate the option "Wake on WLan?

  Hi all

  First time poster here.

  Have had my Toshiba C660 PSC0LE-00500JEN now for the best part of 18 months and are now looking to extend its capabilities.

  I don't really have a LAN at home, but have a WLAN, so I'm looking to implement "Wake on Wireless Lan.
  I have the "Realtek PCIe FE - RTL8188CE Wireless LAN 802.11n adapter, and when I looked at parameters, the box for him allow to"allow this device to wake the computer from sleep mode"seems to have been intoxicated.

  I'm looking to see if this adapter will allow the laptop to wake from its slumber, or if it cannot be done on the LAN cable...

  Thank you

  Hello

  I think that's not possible.
  As far as I know in the BIOS Wake Up on WLan is not taken in charge and wifi only works if the system has been started.