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Wake on LAN Bios Setting

edcoppen
Level 7

‎05-14-2021 03:12 AM - last edited on ‎03-05-2024 07:01 PM by Community Admin

I have a ROG STRIX Z490-I GAMING and I want to use Wake on LAN.
There does not seem to be a relevant setting anywhere in the bios.
Please can someone point me in the right direction?

Thanks in advance
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Saltgrass
Level 13

‎05-14-2021 05:01 AM

It is normally in the Device Manager Properties for the device and a Power Management tab..
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edcoppen
Level 7
In response to Saltgrass

‎05-14-2021 08:47 AM

I have enabled that already. I believe it needs to be specifically turned on in the BIOS but cant find the relevant setting. Any pointers to whether this MoBo supports it and/or where to find BIOS settings would most appreciated.
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bscool
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‎05-14-2021 09:39 AM

I think it is under Advanced tab, Network Stack.

Also at the top of the bios there is a search tab in most bios now days.
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edcoppen
Level 7
In response to bscool

‎05-16-2021 01:00 AM

Thanks, I will have another look in the BIOS when I am at the PC next week. Software side setting shared below:

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edcoppen
Level 7
In response to edcoppen

‎05-17-2021 02:09 PM

Sadly I cant find it under network stack or anywhere else. Is wake on lan always supported or is there a chance this MoBo does not have that feature?

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Saltgrass
Level 13
In response to edcoppen

‎05-17-2021 05:04 PM

edcoppen wrote:
Sadly I cant find it under network stack or anywhere else. Is wake on lan always supported or is there a chance this MoBo does not have that feature?


Can I ask why you show to only allow a Magic Packet to wake the system? If you wanted to test if it wakes, uncheck that to see if it does.. If it does wake up, the command below should tell you what woke it..

powercfg /lastwake
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edcoppen
Level 7
In response to Saltgrass

‎05-18-2021 10:17 AM

Saltgrass wrote:
Can I ask why you show to only allow a Magic Packet to wake the system? If you wanted to test if it wakes, uncheck that to see if it does.. If it does wake up, the command below should tell you what woke it..

powercfg /lastwake


So I have two computers on the same network. One is always turned on, while the second is usually off. I want to use the first PC to turn the 2nd one occasionally. I know logmein supposedly supports this and they say to enable that setting here.

I guess I dont have to use logmein. Is there another program I could use to test this?
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bscool
Level 11

‎05-17-2021 04:18 PM

Maybe try this https://youtu.be/MCizY0Iw8xY I have never used Wake On Lan so I am not sure.
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edcoppen
Level 7
In response to bscool

‎05-18-2021 10:14 AM

bscool wrote:
Maybe try this https://youtu.be/MCizY0Iw8xY I have never used Wake On Lan so I am not sure.

Unfortunately I seem to have a different bios without that layout/option.
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