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how to start system at set time (ASUS Z87-Pro)
- Thread starter PorkyPhill
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Hi
Many motherboards have a option to switch on at a given time
(not sure if it also uses date or does it every day of the week)
This is a setting in the BIOS
First set time to switch on then enable this feature
The above will be detailed in motherboard manual
Alternative for networked PC's (is less clearly documented)
Server sends a wake up signal either to all PC's on network (where this has been enabled)
or to targeted PC's
regards
regards
Mike Barnes
Mike Barnes
Many motherboards have a option to switch on at a given time
(not sure if it also uses date or does it every day of the week)
This is a setting in the BIOS
First set time to switch on then enable this feature
The above will be detailed in motherboard manual
Alternative for networked PC's (is less clearly documented)
Server sends a wake up signal either to all PC's on network (where this has been enabled)
or to targeted PC's
regards
regards
Mike Barnes
Mike Barnes
when youve booted to your desktop look in the lower rh corner and you should see your time displayed.left click on it and a dialog box will pop up.on the bottom of the box it will say change date and time.click on that and have at it.
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sounds like that's just going to change the time which isn't what I want to do, I want the computer to turn on at a set time, eg at night so can do updates
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every bios I've played with has had power management system where you can turn on the machine with power or at set time
but can't see how to in this bios have looked through manual and can't see anything that can do this 🙁 maybe i'm missing something
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