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    Auto turn PC on...

    Hello,

    Is there any software that you can install to automatically turn your PC on at a certain time

    Cheers

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    Unless its in your BIOS, then no! Because the HDD isn't spun up then you can't have it running as software.

    If its not on your BIOS then you could try making a small module, you just need a timing curuit pritty much!

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    Sorted.

    Found setting in BIOS, set it to 1030

    Will see if it working tomorrow.

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    Quote Originally Posted by unrealrocks
    Unless its in your BIOS, then no! Because the HDD isn't spun up then you can't have it running as software.

    If its not on your BIOS then you could try making a small module, you just need a timing curuit pritty much!
    Or you could use WOL (Wake On Lan) if your lan card supports it THats alot easier

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    Quote Originally Posted by Butuz
    Or you could use WOL (Wake On Lan) if your lan card supports it THats alot easier

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    Might try that, will see how this works first

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    What MB are you using? I can't say I have ever seen a auto turn on option in any of the boards I have ever use.

    Just interested thats all

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    Ditto Trash Man What motherboard is it? Would be a far more useful feature than some you see in BIOSes nowadays
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    Its a Abit IC7.

    I have set it to turn on at 1030

    Will let you know if it works

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    Alot of mobos have Auto turn on by time. Use it in work to turn on PC's in the morning

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    Quote Originally Posted by Butuz
    Alot of mobos have Auto turn on by time. Use it in work to turn on PC's in the morning

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    Mainly P4? Has in all me years of building PC's for myself, friends and family I have never seen this option. Then I do only use AMD.

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    i've seen it on some Epox boards, and my current Albatron board.

    It's usually in the Power saving options in the bios, next to Suspend settings

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    Interesting..../me goes off to check bios

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    All the machines I have (AMD) have this option (RTC Wake). I don't see how wake-on-lan would work as that requires another PC to tell the machine to turn on, hint why it's called wake on LAN as it is done via another LAN machine.

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    Well it worked

    Woke me up at 1030.

    Cheers lads

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    The Asus A7V600 board has this and is AMD based.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Enverex
    All the machines I have (AMD) have this option (RTC Wake). I don't see how wake-on-lan would work as that requires another PC to tell the machine to turn on, hint why it's called wake on LAN as it is done via another LAN machine.
    The idea is to use it in a business environment, where there will be a server machine thats probably on 24/7
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