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fcrochik | # 51 | 2010-11-29, 21:16 | Report

Originally Posted by leetut View Post

yey i got it working!!
i had win7 'wake up capabilities' set to 'magic packet'
and could wake from sleep only

but in the same settings i also have to have 'shutdown and wake up' set to 'enabled'
the guide i was following missed that part out,
now it wakes from shutdown, yippee its great this!!

Congratulations!

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mase | # 52 | 2011-02-12, 18:42 | Report

Can I enter an interface? Maybe I could wake up over vpn.

teemui | # 53 | 2011-03-11, 22:11 | Report

I have problem with my mac address when i type it 00:0E:XX:XX:XX:XX and press wake up, program says broadcasting to 0:E:XX:XX:XX:XX so it loses two zeros somewhere...

Pigro | # 54 | 2011-03-12, 00:05 | Report

it drops the redundant leading zero. mine does the same but still wakes up my PC no problem.

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teemui | # 55 | 2011-03-12, 09:20 | Report

I dont get my pc woken, does this work only on lan or can you use this outside lan?

Pigro | # 56 | 2011-03-12, 10:07 | Report

in LAN only. check your BIOS to ensure your network card stays powered up when the PC is in standby. If you need to wake from outwith LAN check your router. Many (eg. Netgear) allow you yo wake LAN PC's from the routers web interface.

teemui | # 57 | 2011-03-12, 14:29 | Report

Originally Posted by Pigro View Post

in LAN only. check your BIOS to ensure your network card stays powered up when the PC is in standby. If you need to wake from outwith LAN check your router. Many (eg. Netgear) allow you yo wake LAN PC's from the routers web interface.

I have everything sorted, i use wakeonlan.me website and it wakes my comp everytime