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I hope I'm posting to the right place, and apologize if it is not.
I am trying to set up WoL on my computer but am having trouble.
I went into my Realtek Network adapter through the device manager and enabled "allow magic packet to wake the computer" in power management.
I then went to my motherboard's BIOS and made sure that my wake up config for "resume by PCI or PCI-E device was enabled.
Along with disabling the ECO settings.
I Tried using an app through my phone by putting in my computers IP and MAC addresses, but it does not seem to be working. i don't know if there is a setting I am missing, or if I am not inputting the correct addresses.
Any help would be appreciated.
OS: Windows 10
Motherboard Z77A-G43
Thanks
3you may not be doing anything wrong. I've never come across a scenario where WOL worked correctly across the board. there is always some issue. I gave up on it years ago. Good luck. – Frank Thomas – 2015-12-17T23:07:29.377
Did you make sure your phone was on Wi-Fi (not cell data) when you ran the tool? And that that Wi-Fi is bridged (not routed or NAT-gatewayed) to the same Ethernet LAN that the WoL Ethernet NIC is on? – Spiff – 2015-12-18T04:15:12.973
@Spiff my phone was on wi-fi. And I'm not 100% sure what you mean by bridged. I'm guessing you don't mean bridge mode, because it is not in that. – ddrossi93 – 2015-12-18T04:18:15.520
Try sending WOL messages for the standby / sleep system. – manjesh23 – 2016-01-12T06:35:22.623