Which is good for testing, but we'll make sure that magic packets to wake up the PC can be sent from other devices as well. My router runs under Tomato (open source firmware), which has a 'Wake on LAN' feature in the tools section, where you just enter the Mac address of your PCs NIC (network card) in a textbox, and hit wake - which will wake up that PC always. I already edited it out in the code box above))Īfter that the Asus motherboard and Windows 10 were set up and ready for WOL.īut then your router still can block or not forward the magic packet (the thing that makes your PC turn on via LAN) - so that is also something you have to sort out. Reboot, then after reboot shutdown.(src: (minus the registry tweak which wasn't needed. Set Energy Efficient Ethernet / Green etc = DISABLED Open NIC properties\Advanced tab and (where available): Tick all boxes - Allow computer to turn off device, allow to wake up, only allow magic packet. If nothing found, download directly from manufacturer websiteĪfter reboot, open NIC properties\Power Management tab: Open device manager, find your NIC, open, drivers tab - Update driver. Here are the steps for an ASUS mainboard under Windows 10: Windows requires quite a few settings to be changed for this, and it is dependent on your motherboard/motherboard vendor as well. Tomato (see )), to get pointed into the correct direction. (Usually google DDNS and your router firmware (f.e. So if you have a dynamically changing IP address that gets assigned to you by your ISP - you are on your own on that one. My ISP already provides me with a static public IP address (that only changes once every few years), so I didnt have to set up Dynamic DNS, to be able to address my router (and home network) from the internet at large. It will go into detail on almost every step - except for one. I just set this up for a new Desktop I built, and this is a writeup of that process. Here is a quick How To on how to set up a remote Windows PC on your home network, how to create a VPN tunnel to VPN into that network remotely, how to use Wake on LAN to wake up that Windows PC remotely, and how to then use Microsoft Remote Desktop to work on that PC, from anywhere in the world.
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