#Wake on lan client windows 10 driver#
Depending on the driver you could see options for Wake On Pattern Match, Shutdown Wake On Lan, etc. In your screenshot for the adapter, check the Advanced tab and check all the subcategories that might relate to Wake On Lan.Asus has this turned off by default most of the time. It is usually in BIOS under Advanced, APM Management and then it will be called Power on By PCI/PCIE. Asus often uses confusing names for this function so you may have missed it. Your BIOS almost certainly has a setting to control Wake On Lan.It is unlikely that it is a broadcast problem and it's almost always software setting, driver compatibility issue or BIOS configuration issue.
The only way to know for sure is to run a packet logger/analyzer. If your are able to wake up your other computers using WOL broadcasts, then it is unlikely that you have an issue with broadcasting the magic packets. Is there a way to debug this? (Detect the presence of the magic packets, etc.) I went through my entire BIOS but I haven't found anything relaated to power management, wake on lan, waking from PCI, etc… Unfortunately, I am unable to wake up the computer from two other (mac and Linux) machines on the same network, connected physically to the same switch: $ wakeonlan 08:60:6E:12:7E:72 I enbabled wake on lan in the Device Manager:.
: Qualcomm Atheros AR8151 PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet Controller (NDIS 6.30) I have recorded the MAC address of the network interface:ĭescription. I have an Asus Republic of Gamers laptop connected to a physical lan with a cable.
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