Sorry this didn’t help. Si Johns Replied on December 3, As the Windows official driver does not resolve this problem, is there anything else you can suggest or do? This site in other languages x. NB – Also note Windows Firewall blocked my Magic packet sniffer from checking this was being received so I completely disabled this for testing still blocked even if I had setup an incoming connection for this – but once setup and re-enabled this does NOT interfere with turning my PC on via WOL. Pick the Marvell driver. Has anyone else suffered a similar issue and if so is there a fix?
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Thanks for the detailed reply and apologies for the delay in getting back. Pick the Marvell driver.
I tried downgrading to the previously working driver but this has not resolved the issue. This does provide the settings you mention: My Shuttle SG31G2 cube is fitted with a Marvell Yukon 88E gigabit network controller and it was happily working with Windows 7 x 64bit with the latest marvel driver If I put the server in sleep mode then WOL will work.
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Surely others must be suffering something similar? In reply to al’s post on February 5, I have tried downloading the latest Marvell installer CyberSchmoo Replied on December 28, I have checked all of the other settings you mention but when the server is shut down I cannot use WOL.
Marvell Yukon Lan Driver 10.14.6.3 for Windows XP 32bit
I have tried everything I could think of, including contacting Shuttle, who could not help and Marvell, who have failed to respond to any messages. With Windows 7, even when shut down, the LAN card stays active waiting for the magic packet. Si Johns Replied on December 3, I am running Windows Serverbut had to go with a Windows 7 x64 driver to get the setting.
The problem appears to be that Microsoft have not implemented the driver with this property in their version.
And I did all the following steps: Has anyone else suffered a similar issue and if so is there a fix? As confirmed normal network connectivity is fine when the PC is powered up, it is just WOL marevll does not work. In reply to MikeZ’s post on October 29, Now WOL only operates if the PC is in sleep mode but in full shut down mode the Ethernet is powered down and not accepting any messages. NB – Also note Windows Firewall blocked my Magic packet sniffer from checking this was being received so I completely disabled this for testing still blocked even if I had setup an incoming connection for this – but once setup and re-enabled this does NOT interfere with turning my PC on via WOL.
As the Windows official driver does not resolve this problem, is there anything else you can suggest or do? If the issue persists, do get back to us. Kalpana Shankarappa Replied on December 3, I have the same question You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. Hi Si, Thank you for posting the query on Microsoft Community.
My server received the latest big update today so is now up to Si Johns Created on December 3, Well still no word on a fix for this and really disappointed not to have heard anything from Marvell so called customer service. For my own situation, I had to roll back to a much older version of the driver to get the “Wake from Shutdown” option.
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Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. This site in other languages x. Thanks for this reply, in order for the extra shutdown setting to appear I ended up using driver version
