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    P180 Wake on Lan

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by RugbyPlayer, Sep 12, 2012.

  1. RugbyPlayer

    RugbyPlayer Notebook Consultant

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    Hello all,

    I recently purchased an android Asus Transformer infinity and i am wanting to use splashtop remote access to my P180HM

    First off, my installed version of splashtop is 2.1.x.x and im wondering, if anyone knows if this is in fact splashtop 2? The reason i ask is splashtop 2 uses significantly improved security over splashtop 1, but im unsure if the version number 2.x.x.x necessarily corresponds to splashtop 2.

    The second question, is in regards to Wake on Lan, if i boot into bios using either del or f2 i see no power options and thus can not turn on an option for wake on lan, does anyone out there know if this is possible with my model of laptop?

    This would be an awesome set up so i just have to carry my 10.1" android tablet instead of this monster with me to work,

    Thanks in advance
     
    RugbyPlayer, Sep 12, 2012
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  2. grossemesser

    grossemesser Notebook Guru

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    Can something be done under Network Device BBS Priorities??
    I have seen this option in the BIOS but have never tried anything.
    BTW I am a P180HM owner too.
     
    grossemesser, Sep 12, 2012
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  3. RugbyPlayer

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    I have looked in the hardware manager and the option to check it is grayed out so i think it needs to be enabled in BIOS
     
    RugbyPlayer, Sep 12, 2012
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  4. RugbyPlayer

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    Anybody have some feedback on this?
     
    RugbyPlayer, Sep 17, 2012
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