ASROCK Fatal1ty X370 Wake Up On Lan FAILURE

Dejinar, working RDP does not mean WoL packets should work as well. Check this entire page here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wake-on-LAN

Many things are evident from the article (and not only from there). Why would the router alone send a WoL packets to any PC in the private network? Or you mean Wake-on-Internet (that's different)?

For WoL to work in your LAN (private subnet) a device must send the specially crafted Ethernec MAC frame with the MAC address of the destination NIC.

Another thing, Wiki claims Win 8 and above can't wake beyond S3/S4. What power state you're sleeping into?

You can try some of the listed WoL utilities and try it yourself. There's simply way too many things that could be it. I see you're leaving some things for granted, which is generally a bad thing, especially if others are suggesting it might not be the case.

Hey zlobster,

Yes I have read all that.  The ASUS Routers have a special section where you can setup
Wake Up On Lan to any machine connected to the router. All 3 machines have been
hard wired to the router. So I use that facility to get to the machines and send the
packets. Security wize it is perfect because you cannot get to the machine from the
outside to send the WOL Packet. Only thru the router which is secured and allows
me to connect from anywhere.

Since it works on 2 machines for 2 years I do not see why it would not work
with this MB/Lan Card.

dejianr, Please post the link for the Aquantia drivers you are running.  Thanks and enjoy, John. Have you seen this post? Greetings, this is ASRock TSD. Please refer to the following steps for setting up Wake On Lan function: 1. BIOS setting: Step1: Power on the system. Step2: When POST screen is displaying then press the keyboard "Del" key to enter to the BIOS setting. Step3: Switch to Advanced page, select ACPI Configuration, change PCIE Devices Power On to Enabled. Step4: Press "F10" key to save the BIOS setting and restart the system. 2. Network adapter settings: Step1: Start Windows and open Device Manager. Step2: Expand "Network adapter", right-click "Intel (R) I 211 Gigabit Network Connection", and click "Properties". Step3: Select the "Power Management" tab. Step4: Please check "Enable computer to release standby state on this device". Step5: Next, click the "Advanced Settings" tab, select the "Wake on Magic Packet" from the "Property" column, confirm that the "Value" is "Enabled" and click the "OK" button. 3. Check the power option: Step1: Open the Power Option item in control panel. Step2: Click the Choose what the power buttons do link. Step3: Click Change settings that are currently unavailable. Step4: Clear the Turn on fast startup(recommend) check box. Step5: Click Save changes. After above setting, WOL function should work properly. Thanks! All the best, ASRock TSD

Hey MisterJ.

I saw that post and I show the results in the spreadsheet for that setting
and it failed.  I tried at least 5-6 different combinations of setting between
BIOS, POWER and Adapter card and documented all of them.

 I also tried the Intel Adapter {ONCE} and it failed as well. So I gave
up and went back to the Aquantia adapter.

dejianr, please use the Device Manager to remove the currently installed Aquantia driver and install the driver DLed from Aquantia.  This nonsense of modifying a driver and keeping the same name is BAD practice and should never be done.  Enjoy, John.