Wake On Lan Issues on ASRock x370 Killer
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Topic: Wake On Lan Issues on ASRock x370 Killer
Posted By: BrianReddus
Subject: Wake On Lan Issues on ASRock x370 Killer
Date Posted: 19 Jun 2018 at 9:33am
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I've been trying to get WOL working for the past few hours now and yet I cannot get it to work at all. Here's what I've tried. -Checked the BIOS settings and enabled both PCIe WOL setting and Boot from Onboard LAN -Checked Windows adapter settings and turned on Wake on Magic Packet in both the Advanced settings and in Power Management -Turned off Fast Startup -Downloaded a simple program to check if packets are coming through. The program verifies that the computer in question is receiving the packets on port 9. |
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Posted By: gizmic
Date Posted: 19 Jun 2018 at 12:25pm
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bummer i'm having the same problem on my x470 seems no hope for me if youre having the same problem on a year old board ------------- 
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Posted By: BrianReddus
Date Posted: 22 Jun 2018 at 4:12am
| " rel="nofollow - Does anyone have any tips? At this point I'm starting to assume something might be wrong hardware-wise. |
Posted By: Akagami
Date Posted: 23 Jun 2018 at 12:37am
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" rel="nofollow - I have it working on my X370 Killer A/C. What driver are you using? I think I tried the latest Intel driver and the one ASRock supplied one as well. Currently my driver is 12.15.184.0 and dated 10/10/2017. Under power management I have all 3 check boxes selected. I remember I did have to turn off fast boot under power settings but I think I also changed the setting under PCI Express "Link State Power Management" to Off. I'm using the AMD Ryzen Balanced plan if it makes a difference. In the BIOS I think there might have been multiple things I selected including the PCI Devices Power On and maybe Ring-In Power on. Hopefully that helps.
Edit: Not Ring-In but on bios 4.7 I also disabled the Fast Boot in the bios as well as Windows.
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