GTi14 Ultra 185H Wake-on-LAN ?

Fai9aL

Hi
How can find the Wake-on-LAN in BOIS to see if it’s enabled ?!
It’s enabled in windows but still doesn’t work!

support1

Hi there,

The WOL is enabled by default in the BIOS.
However, you still need to set it up in the device manager.
Here is the tutorial https://url.bee-link.cn/lull

Fai9aL

support1 I have already set it up in the device manager but it’s still not working!

support1

Fai9aL Hi there,

Please make sure that you use the same WLAN.
Please try the software https://url.bee-link.cn/pxhB

naikmanish

Hello Fai9aL,

The links that you have given : https://url.bee-link.cn/pxhB : do not work please.

I tried everything but it seems there is some configuration in the BIOS which needs to be enabled.
Can you help with the exact menu in the BIOS which needs to be configured please?

I also did all of the below

Enable all below :

“Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power” (This might seem counterintuitive, but it’s often necessary for WOL to function correctly).
“Allow this device to wake the computer.”
“Only allow a magic packet to wake the computer.”

In the Network “Advanced” Tab
“Wake on Magic Packet”: Enable
“Wake on Pattern Match”: Enable
“ARP Offload for WoWLAN”: Enable
“NS Offload for WoWLAN”: Enable
“Energy Efficient Ethernet”: Disable
“Speed & Duplex”: Ensure this is set to “Auto Negotiation.”

One interesting thing, ideally if the Wake up on LAN is enabled, it should keep the Ethernet port lights blinking even when you have shutdown the PC, right ? In my case all lights are switched off once I shutdown the PC.

Can you help please ?

Thank you

Manish Naik

support16

naikmanish Hi,could you send us a picture of the relevant settings?Besides,our machines only supports wired WOL, not wireless.If the WOL is enabled,the USB port will still powered on after switching off the computer.About the ethernet port lights blinking you mentioned,it is caused by the PC is in modern standby mode.