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Trying to enable Wake on LAN on my 5 years old Asus motherboard with integrated NIC. Trying to find and enable this feature in bios, but can't find where it is.



I was expecting to find it under Advanced->APM, but there is no such thing:



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How to enable WOL in Asus bios?



Motherboard model : Asus B85M-E



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I have configured following settings in Windows:



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And I'm using wakemeonlan software



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  • Look for a BIOS upgrade?
    – DavidPostill♦
    Jul 8 at 13:01






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    You didn’t specify the model of your motherboard. How will anybody be able to help you?
    – Appleoddity
    Jul 8 at 14:32










  • Motherboard model : Asus B85M-E
    – vico
    Jul 8 at 16:09










  • I believe what @C. Wong is trying to say is that WOL might be already enabled. Have you enabled the feature from the properties of your network adapter (If running Windows)? If yes, how are you sending the magic packet?
    – Aulis Ronkainen
    Nov 19 at 3:44












  • I have updated my question body with more details
    – vico
    Nov 21 at 17:14















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Trying to enable Wake on LAN on my 5 years old Asus motherboard with integrated NIC. Trying to find and enable this feature in bios, but can't find where it is.



I was expecting to find it under Advanced->APM, but there is no such thing:



enter image description here



How to enable WOL in Asus bios?



Motherboard model : Asus B85M-E



UPD



I have configured following settings in Windows:



enter image description here



enter image description hereenter image description here
And I'm using wakemeonlan software



enter image description here






motherboard bios wake-on-lan







share|improve this question
























  • Look for a BIOS upgrade?
    – DavidPostill♦
    Jul 8 at 13:01






  • 1




    You didn’t specify the model of your motherboard. How will anybody be able to help you?
    – Appleoddity
    Jul 8 at 14:32










  • Motherboard model : Asus B85M-E
    – vico
    Jul 8 at 16:09










  • I believe what @C. Wong is trying to say is that WOL might be already enabled. Have you enabled the feature from the properties of your network adapter (If running Windows)? If yes, how are you sending the magic packet?
    – Aulis Ronkainen
    Nov 19 at 3:44












  • I have updated my question body with more details
    – vico
    Nov 21 at 17:14













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Trying to enable Wake on LAN on my 5 years old Asus motherboard with integrated NIC. Trying to find and enable this feature in bios, but can't find where it is.



I was expecting to find it under Advanced->APM, but there is no such thing:



enter image description here



How to enable WOL in Asus bios?



Motherboard model : Asus B85M-E



UPD



I have configured following settings in Windows:



enter image description here



enter image description hereenter image description here
And I'm using wakemeonlan software



enter image description here






motherboard bios wake-on-lan







share|improve this question















Trying to enable Wake on LAN on my 5 years old Asus motherboard with integrated NIC. Trying to find and enable this feature in bios, but can't find where it is.



I was expecting to find it under Advanced->APM, but there is no such thing:



enter image description here



How to enable WOL in Asus bios?



Motherboard model : Asus B85M-E



UPD



I have configured following settings in Windows:



enter image description here



enter image description hereenter image description here
And I'm using wakemeonlan software



enter image description here






motherboard bios wake-on-lan




motherboard bios wake-on-lan






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  • Look for a BIOS upgrade?
    – DavidPostill♦
    Jul 8 at 13:01






  • 1




    You didn’t specify the model of your motherboard. How will anybody be able to help you?
    – Appleoddity
    Jul 8 at 14:32










  • Motherboard model : Asus B85M-E
    – vico
    Jul 8 at 16:09










  • I believe what @C. Wong is trying to say is that WOL might be already enabled. Have you enabled the feature from the properties of your network adapter (If running Windows)? If yes, how are you sending the magic packet?
    – Aulis Ronkainen
    Nov 19 at 3:44












  • I have updated my question body with more details
    – vico
    Nov 21 at 17:14


















  • Look for a BIOS upgrade?
    – DavidPostill♦
    Jul 8 at 13:01






  • 1




    You didn’t specify the model of your motherboard. How will anybody be able to help you?
    – Appleoddity
    Jul 8 at 14:32










  • Motherboard model : Asus B85M-E
    – vico
    Jul 8 at 16:09










  • I believe what @C. Wong is trying to say is that WOL might be already enabled. Have you enabled the feature from the properties of your network adapter (If running Windows)? If yes, how are you sending the magic packet?
    – Aulis Ronkainen
    Nov 19 at 3:44












  • I have updated my question body with more details
    – vico
    Nov 21 at 17:14
















Look for a BIOS upgrade?
– DavidPostill♦
Jul 8 at 13:01




Look for a BIOS upgrade?
– DavidPostill♦
Jul 8 at 13:01




1




1




You didn’t specify the model of your motherboard. How will anybody be able to help you?
– Appleoddity
Jul 8 at 14:32




You didn’t specify the model of your motherboard. How will anybody be able to help you?
– Appleoddity
Jul 8 at 14:32












Motherboard model : Asus B85M-E
– vico
Jul 8 at 16:09




Motherboard model : Asus B85M-E
– vico
Jul 8 at 16:09












I believe what @C. Wong is trying to say is that WOL might be already enabled. Have you enabled the feature from the properties of your network adapter (If running Windows)? If yes, how are you sending the magic packet?
– Aulis Ronkainen
Nov 19 at 3:44






I believe what @C. Wong is trying to say is that WOL might be already enabled. Have you enabled the feature from the properties of your network adapter (If running Windows)? If yes, how are you sending the magic packet?
– Aulis Ronkainen
Nov 19 at 3:44














I have updated my question body with more details
– vico
Nov 21 at 17:14




I have updated my question body with more details
– vico
Nov 21 at 17:14










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According to the manual for that mainboard the feature is called Power On By PCIE/PCI




Power On By PCIE/PCI

[Disabled] Disables the PCIE/PCI> devices to
generate a wake‑on‑LAN feature of the Intel ® /Realtek LAN device.



[Enabled] Enables the PCIE/PCI devices to generate a wake‑on‑LAN
feature of the Intel ® /Realtek LAN device.




SOURCE:
https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1150/B85M-E/E9915_B85M-E_Manual_v3_web.pdf



NOTE: The settings in Windows have no effect on being able to wake the PC from a power off state.






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    According to the manual for that mainboard the feature is called Power On By PCIE/PCI




    Power On By PCIE/PCI

    [Disabled] Disables the PCIE/PCI> devices to
    generate a wake‑on‑LAN feature of the Intel ® /Realtek LAN device.



    [Enabled] Enables the PCIE/PCI devices to generate a wake‑on‑LAN
    feature of the Intel ® /Realtek LAN device.




    SOURCE:
    https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1150/B85M-E/E9915_B85M-E_Manual_v3_web.pdf



    NOTE: The settings in Windows have no effect on being able to wake the PC from a power off state.






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      According to the manual for that mainboard the feature is called Power On By PCIE/PCI




      Power On By PCIE/PCI

      [Disabled] Disables the PCIE/PCI> devices to
      generate a wake‑on‑LAN feature of the Intel ® /Realtek LAN device.



      [Enabled] Enables the PCIE/PCI devices to generate a wake‑on‑LAN
      feature of the Intel ® /Realtek LAN device.




      SOURCE:
      https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1150/B85M-E/E9915_B85M-E_Manual_v3_web.pdf



      NOTE: The settings in Windows have no effect on being able to wake the PC from a power off state.






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        According to the manual for that mainboard the feature is called Power On By PCIE/PCI




        Power On By PCIE/PCI

        [Disabled] Disables the PCIE/PCI> devices to
        generate a wake‑on‑LAN feature of the Intel ® /Realtek LAN device.



        [Enabled] Enables the PCIE/PCI devices to generate a wake‑on‑LAN
        feature of the Intel ® /Realtek LAN device.




        SOURCE:
        https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1150/B85M-E/E9915_B85M-E_Manual_v3_web.pdf



        NOTE: The settings in Windows have no effect on being able to wake the PC from a power off state.






        share|improve this answer












        According to the manual for that mainboard the feature is called Power On By PCIE/PCI




        Power On By PCIE/PCI

        [Disabled] Disables the PCIE/PCI> devices to
        generate a wake‑on‑LAN feature of the Intel ® /Realtek LAN device.



        [Enabled] Enables the PCIE/PCI devices to generate a wake‑on‑LAN
        feature of the Intel ® /Realtek LAN device.




        SOURCE:
        https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1150/B85M-E/E9915_B85M-E_Manual_v3_web.pdf



        NOTE: The settings in Windows have no effect on being able to wake the PC from a power off state.







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