I'm trying to create some remote controls for my Windows 8.1 Pc with my Android phone. There are many Wake on LAN options for Android, but very few Shutdown options. All shutdown options that do exist are powered by the command prompt. It sends a command to the Pc and then that command is executed.
So for shutdown, I used the command "Shutdown -s (-t x)", where x is time in sseconds. This command however, shuts down the PC completely, and disables WOL. If I shutdown the PC manually (through the standard shutdown button in Windows or through pressing the power button) WOL will work.
What is the reason this "Shutdown -s" command will disable WOL? And what command wil shut my PC down (or atleast reduce power consumption to almost 0) without disabling WOL?
I have Windows 8.1 and I do believe Windows 8 fast startup is activated (maybe that has something to do with it).
So for shutdown, I used the command "Shutdown -s (-t x)", where x is time in sseconds. This command however, shuts down the PC completely, and disables WOL. If I shutdown the PC manually (through the standard shutdown button in Windows or through pressing the power button) WOL will work.
What is the reason this "Shutdown -s" command will disable WOL? And what command wil shut my PC down (or atleast reduce power consumption to almost 0) without disabling WOL?
I have Windows 8.1 and I do believe Windows 8 fast startup is activated (maybe that has something to do with it).