Type powercfg -waketimers and press enter.Type powercfg -lastwake and press enter.Click the Start button and type Command Prompt. Right-click the Command Prompt listing and select Run as administrator.If the system is not waking when expected:įind the most recent wake event and any scheduled wake events NoteĮarlier versions of the I219V Ethernet controller on other Intel NUC models have VMware Ethernet drivers that allow WOL to work. Please contact VMware for availability of an updated Ethernet driver. The NUC8ixBE family of NUCs uses the Intel I219V Gigabit Ethernet Controller. Intel provides reference drivers to VMware*, which VMware then customizes to include their software. Wake-on-LAN doesn't work with ESXi installed on NUC8i7BE, NUC8i5BE, or NUC8i3BE. See Remote Control or USB Device Doesn't Wake Up the Intel® NUC. Infrared remote control or USB device doesn't wake up the Intel NUC. See Using Fast Boot in Intel® Visual BIOS for more information. See Intel® NUC Doesn't Wake Up When Scheduled for more information.įast Boot in BIOS is enabled. This can happen for the following reasons: Windows* Fast Startup is enabled. The Intel NUC doesn't wake up when setting it to wake at a certain time, using the Wake System From S5 option in BIOS. Refer to the table below for additional troubleshooting tips and useful information. Check the Out-of-date HDMI 2.0 Firmware Causes Display or Audio Problems article to see if there's an HDMI firmware update available for your Intel NUC.īIOS and graphics drivers are available on Download Center.If you're experiencing issues with sleep, hibernate, and wake on your Intel® NUC, we recommend you first:
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