Suddenly my PC wakes up from Standby when someone else on the LAN turns on
their's.
Networking Controller / Power Mgmt does NOT have a check mark under "Allow
this device to bring the computer out of standby"
Where else can I look?

Check Wake on Lan in the Cmos/Bios of your PC



"Marko" <dvcs@3web.net> wrote in message
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> Suddenly my PC wakes up from Standby when someone else on the LAN turns on
> their's.
> Networking Controller / Power Mgmt does NOT have a check mark under "Allow
> this device to bring the computer out of standby"
> Where else can I look?
>

"Marko" wrote

> Suddenly my PC wakes up from Standby when someone else on the LAN turns on
> their's.
> Networking Controller / Power Mgmt does NOT have a check mark under "Allow
> this device to bring the computer out of standby"
> Where else can I look?

In the BIOS for Wake on Lan or something similar.

--
Rock [MVP - User/Shell]

Marko wrote:

> Suddenly my PC wakes up from Standby when someone else on the LAN turns on
> their's.
> Networking Controller / Power Mgmt does NOT have a check mark under "Allow
> this device to bring the computer out of standby"
> Where else can I look?

Do you have "Wake on LAN" enabled? Is the other machine set to send a Wake
on LAN signal when it wakes up for some reason (highly nonstandard use of
WOL if that's the case...)


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I don't have a wake on LAN setting in the bios.
My setting under Network Controller/Power Mgmt does not have wake on lan
enabled.
Still the other machine wakes this one up.


"Paul Johnson" <baloo@ursine.ca> wrote in message
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> Marko wrote:
>
>> Suddenly my PC wakes up from Standby when someone else on the LAN turns
>> on
>> their's.
>> Networking Controller / Power Mgmt does NOT have a check mark under
>> "Allow
>> this device to bring the computer out of standby"
>> Where else can I look?
>
> Do you have "Wake on LAN" enabled? Is the other machine set to send a
> Wake
> on LAN signal when it wakes up for some reason (highly nonstandard use of
> WOL if that's the case...)
>
>
> --
> Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
>

http://wiki.ursine.ca/Best_Online_Quoting_Practices

Marko wrote:

> "Paul Johnson" <baloo@ursine.ca> wrote in message
> news:48pa64x3v.ln2@ursa-major.ursine.ca...
>> Marko wrote:
>>
>>> Suddenly my PC wakes up from Standby when someone else on the LAN turns
>>> on
>>> their's.
>>> Networking Controller / Power Mgmt does NOT have a check mark under
>>> "Allow
>>> this device to bring the computer out of standby"
>>> Where else can I look?
>>
>> Do you have "Wake on LAN" enabled? Is the other machine set to send a
>> Wake
>> on LAN signal when it wakes up for some reason (highly nonstandard use of
>> WOL if that's the case...)
>
> I don't have a wake on LAN setting in the bios.
> My setting under Network Controller/Power Mgmt does not have wake on lan
> enabled.
> Still the other machine wakes this one up.

Does this still occur even if you disconnect the network? If so, are both
machines connected to the same outlet and/or circuit breaker?

I have also seen Wake on Modem do the same thing.

Phone rings, Pc turns on.


"Marko" <dvcs@3web.net> wrote in message
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>I don't have a wake on LAN setting in the bios.
> My setting under Network Controller/Power Mgmt does not have wake on lan
> enabled.
> Still the other machine wakes this one up.
>
>
> "Paul Johnson" <baloo@ursine.ca> wrote in message
> news:48pa64x3v.ln2@ursa-major.ursine.ca...
>> Marko wrote:
>>
>>> Suddenly my PC wakes up from Standby when someone else on the LAN turns
>>> on
>>> their's.
>>> Networking Controller / Power Mgmt does NOT have a check mark under
>>> "Allow
>>> this device to bring the computer out of standby"
>>> Where else can I look?
>>
>> Do you have "Wake on LAN" enabled? Is the other machine set to send a
>> Wake
>> on LAN signal when it wakes up for some reason (highly nonstandard use of
>> WOL if that's the case...)
>>
>>
>> --
>> Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
>>
>
>

They're not on the same outlet but probably on the same circuit breaker.
It hasn't done it when physically disconnected from the network.

"Paul Johnson" <baloo@ursine.ca> wrote in message
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> http://wiki.ursine.ca/Best_Online_Quoting_Practices
>
> Marko wrote:
>
>> "Paul Johnson" <baloo@ursine.ca> wrote in message
>> news:48pa64x3v.ln2@ursa-major.ursine.ca...
>>> Marko wrote:
>>>
>>>> Suddenly my PC wakes up from Standby when someone else on the LAN turns
>>>> on
>>>> their's.
>>>> Networking Controller / Power Mgmt does NOT have a check mark under
>>>> "Allow
>>>> this device to bring the computer out of standby"
>>>> Where else can I look?
>>>
>>> Do you have "Wake on LAN" enabled? Is the other machine set to send a
>>> Wake
>>> on LAN signal when it wakes up for some reason (highly nonstandard use
>>> of
>>> WOL if that's the case...)
>>
>> I don't have a wake on LAN setting in the bios.
>> My setting under Network Controller/Power Mgmt does not have wake on lan
>> enabled.
>> Still the other machine wakes this one up.
>
> Does this still occur even if you disconnect the network? If so, are both
> machines connected to the same outlet and/or circuit breaker?
>

Please read http://wiki.ursine.ca/Best_Online_Quoting_Practices

Marko wrote:

> "Paul Johnson" <baloo@ursine.ca> wrote in message
> news:5heb64x9es.ln2@ursa-major.ursine.ca...
>> Marko wrote:
>>> I don't have a wake on LAN setting in the bios.
>>> My setting under Network Controller/Power Mgmt does not have wake on lan
>>> enabled.
>>> Still the other machine wakes this one up.
>>
>> Does this still occur even if you disconnect the network? If so, are
>> both machines connected to the same outlet and/or circuit breaker?
>
> They're not on the same outlet but probably on the same circuit breaker.
> It hasn't done it when physically disconnected from the network.

Hmmm, did you make any changes to either computer or to the network before
this started happening? Falling short of that, I have no idea what would
cause it unless Wake on LAN or Wake on Link is turned on.

Please read http://wiki.ursine.ca/Best_Online_Quoting_Practices

Marko wrote:

> "Paul Johnson" <baloo@ursine.ca> wrote in message
> news:5heb64x9es.ln2@ursa-major.ursine.ca...
>> Marko wrote:
>>> I don't have a wake on LAN setting in the bios.
>>> My setting under Network Controller/Power Mgmt does not have wake on lan
>>> enabled.
>>> Still the other machine wakes this one up.
>>
>> Does this still occur even if you disconnect the network? If so, are
>> both machines connected to the same outlet and/or circuit breaker?
>
> They're not on the same outlet but probably on the same circuit breaker.
> It hasn't done it when physically disconnected from the network.

Hmmm, did you make any changes to either computer or to the network before
this started happening? Falling short of that, I have no idea what would
cause it unless Wake on LAN or Wake on Link is turned on.