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wake on lan is working fine with my wired network on the same computer, but with the same settings for WowLan on W10 (in the driver settings: enable wake on magic packet, and checking only allow wake on magic packet in power settings) the computer is waking up 5 to 20 minutes after it goes to sleep.
Since its working perfectly for the wired setup on the same computer, I assume my windows is setup correctly, and the issue is with the wireless somehow, but I'm not sure how to correct it. Ive also disabled wake on pattern match in the driver settings. The windows event viewer also shows the wireless adapter is reasonsible for waking the computer, but doesn't indicate why. Help appreciated, thanks!
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Hey,
1)I've tried this:
powercfg -lastwake
powercfg -devicequery wake_armed
and the first always shows my wifi card, and the second shows only my wifi card as able to wake the computer, and ive only had this issue when the wifi card is able to wake the computer.
2) both of the other devices dont wake up in the network
3) no, i cant without getting a different router, but my router is combined with my modem so this isnt a real option anyways.
Thanks
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Hello JJohn95
Thank you for the details on the behavior.
We want to investigate/test the behavior that you are having, in order to do so please provide me with the following information:
- The updated Intel® System Support Utility for Windows*report with the recent software changes.
- Please attach to this thread the TXT file the Intel® System Support Utility will generate: https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/25293/Intel-System-Support-Utility
- Steps to save the report:
- Run the utility.
- Click on “Scan” to get the scanned system.
- Once the scan is complete click on “next”.
- Use the “save” option, save the report to your desktop.
- To attach a file, you must click the “Attach” option on the bottom left-hand corner of the response box.
- The information on the Intel Windows WiFi Issue report documented (Attachment).
Regards,
Leonardo C.
Intel Customer Support Technician
Under Contract to Intel Corporation
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This is wasting both our times. - I sent you this report already, why do you keep asking me for it? It's in a post above.
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I tried it, it didnt work.
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Hello JJohn95
Thank you for the testing that you have performed.
We want to investigate more the behavior that you are having, in order to do so please provide me with updated reports including the recent drivers changes.
Intel® System Support Utility for Windows*
Fill up the Intel Windows WiFi Issue report documented (Attachment)
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Had the same issue too. Tried all things, old drivers, new drivers, clean installs, many settings on Device Manager / Intel Wireless Adapter / Advanced Options, nothing seems to work.
I just wanted to keep my NUC on sleep, and only wakes on my command. On Device Manager, already checked option to "Allow this device to wake up computer" and "Allows only Magic Packect reactivation". But put NUC to sleep, and few minutes later, wakes up.
Found a similar issue but was solved using a Router Setting to Group Key Update Interval (aka key renewal interval). So I changed my Intel Wireless IP from "Obtain IP..." to specify a fixed IP address with my router's IP as default gateway and dns, put it to sleep, and keeps on that mode finally.
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