[NAME]  -After changing the sleep state in BIOS, open Device Manager and double-click the Killer Ethernet entry. Click Advanced tab and scroll down the list of settings. See if "Wake on magic packet" and/or "Wake on pattern match" are enabled. My Win 10 XPS 8930 also has a "Shutdown Wakeup" option on that Killer Advanced tab, but don't know what that one does. So maybe enable all 3 of these settings until you get it to Wake on LAN and then you can disable the ones you don't need for this. BTW: Do you know your LAN is actually sending the right wake packet(s) to this PC?
Hi, I want to configure Wake On Lan for my new XPS 8950, and I could use some help here so I get all of the setting correct. Here's my system: Windows 11 Home BIOS American Megatrends 1.8.0 (all current settings are defaults) i7-12700K, 16GB RAM, Nvidia RTX3060Ti C: 1TB SSD, 2TB HDD, F: 500GB SSD Wired LAN - home network I don't see anything in BIOS regarding WOL.  BIOS Boot menu shows Boot Option Priorities = #1 Windows Boot Manager, #2 Onboard NIC IPV4, #3 Onboard NIC IPV6. Thank you for any help with this. John
XPS 8950, Windows 11, how to configure Wake On Lan?