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re: Question about 'Getting Wake On Lan (sometimes called Remote Wake Up) to work'
Friday, May 21, 2004 at 4:57 pm
Windows XP Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Tom
(1 messages posted)
In Device Manager, Network Adapters, (your NIC), Properties, Advanced, set
Link Wakeup(Off->On) to 'Disabled.'
Link Wakeup(On->Off) to 'Disabled.'
My best guess why:
The link flag measures whether there's a physical network connection. The first
(resp., 2nd) property says to wakeup the computer whenever a connection's present
(resp., absent).
I was having this problem going from full shutdown to automatic power-on (can't turn
off PC).
My specs: XP, Linksys LNE100TX (driver upgrade to v5 @ mfr website)
Now, anybody know how to get the NIC light to stay on after shutdown? I don't have
any 'NDIS' property to play with.
On Sunday, May 19, 2002 at 12:00 pm, Steve wrote:
>My WOL is set up and kinda working in XP... but the problem I'm having is that my
>machine never goes into "hibernate" mode... it set to do that, but it never gets
>there... so I put it in hibernate mode manually... but after a few minutes the machine
>powered back up again.... I suspect that activity on the cable modem is causing
the
>problem. Can anyone help?
:-@
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