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| I am looking for some wake on lan software. Any suggestions?
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| Maybe I'm showing my ignorance here, but I know that to be a hardware matter not a 'utility' (specifically a BIOS setting that is motherboard dependent).
Can you elaborate further, adcmarti?
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| Sorry for the lack of info. For example, if I am sitting on a network and I want to start a pc up that is currently turned off. The pc that is turned off has a wake on lan card. Isn't there some software that will allow you to start that pc up without having to physically push the power button.
That sounds more like a ramble rather than a elaboration.
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| i have 2 laptops, one a compaq and the other is a Toshiba. the Toshiba has a system utility that allows the wake on lan utility and on the Compaq if i go to network connections and right click on Local Area Connection then click on configure the NIC you will see the options to Wake on Lan.
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| I believe also you may need a cable from the network card to the motherboard as well. Not sure about this thought, but that has always been my impression.
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