wake up from standby
I like that my computer start from turnoff mode whith my duet handcontrol. But when the computer is in standby mode it not wake up. (win vista home premium) any tips?
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First you need to establish that the computer is setup to use the wake-on-LAN packet that the remote sends. Do you have wake-on-LAN enabled on the computer? Usually this is a setting in the BIOS, and the default setting is usually disabled. Also, is the computer connected to the network by ethernet (wired)? In most cases you need a wired connection from the router to the sleeping PC to execute wake-on-LAN.
Also, can you wake the computer from another computer on the network, using one of the common WOL utilities?Main system: SB3 > Emotiva XDA-1 > NAD C 325BEE > Vandersteen 1
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"Start from turnoff mode" probably means that the PC is off but the network card is still listening for a WOL packet upon which it turns on. This is controlled by the BIOS.
"In standby mode it not wake up" probably means that the PC is sleeping under Windows control and no longer listening for a WOL packet. You need to go into Windows network properties and find the settings for your onboard ethernet adapter. It will have a "Power Management" tab where you can set it to "Allow this device to bring the computer out of standby". Enable this and also the second check where it says something like "Only allow management stations..."Comment
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