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I think I've tried all possible power modes (S0-S5), and WOL works for me in all of them... except when I use the Windows 10 "Fast startup" feature.
Supossedly this feature puts the system into S4 (hibernation), but it doesn't seem to be the case. Or at least, not exactly. I can WOL my system fine from a regular hibernation event.
Is there a trick to getting Windows 10 to play nice with the WOL feature while keeping the "Fast startup" option turned on?
PS. My current motherboard is an MSI B250 Mortar (latest BIOS at the time of writing). However, I've noticed identical behaviour on other systems with other motherboards.
How do you configure the various power modes? I'd love to get WOL working again on my home PC and I periodically revisit the task every few months to see if anything has changed. I can wake my PC from sleep but not shutdown. That kind of indicates that the network card is configured fine and it's the well-documented shutdown power mode. My Asrock BIOS is configured to allow PCI Devices Power On and I've turned fast start-up off but still nothing from shutdown – munrobasher – 2017-10-27T13:57:13.140
@munrobasher I'd say this warrants a new question but try regular hibernation first. You can enable regular hibernation from the same place where you configure fast start-up in Windows 10. – Shaamaan – 2017-12-17T11:32:02.410