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Using the Wake-on-LAN, Wi-Fi GO functions, Remote Keyboard & Mouse

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Using the Wake-on-LAN If you want to wake up your computer using the smart device, ensure that you enable the computer's Wake-on-LAN settings. To configure your computer's Wake-on-LAN settings: 1. From BIOS Setup, go to Advanced > APM then set Power On By PCIE/PCI item to [Enabled]. 2. From Windows® OS, do the following: a. On your desktop, click Start, right-click Computer > Manage to launch the Computer Management screen. b. Click Device Manager to view all the installed devices. c. Click Network Adapters, right-click the installed module card (Broadcom or Atheros) then click Properties > Power Management tab. d. Tick these items Allow this device to wake up the computer and Only allow a magic packet to wake the computer. For 802.11ac standard MPCIe Combo II card with Wi-Fi module driver, the Wake-on-LAN function will be supported in the later version for Windows® 8 operating system. Wi-Fi GO functions • Cloud GO!: Allows you to remotely control and sync your files across multiple cloud services such as ASUS WebStorage, GoogleDrive™, and DropBox®. • Remote Desktop: Allows you to remotely control your desktop in real time using your smart device. • DLNA Media Hub: Allows you to stream media files to a DLNA-supported device and remotely control playback using your smart device. • File Transfer: Allows you to transfer files between your computer and your smart device. • Smart Sensor Control: Allows you to remotely control your desktop by using your smart device's built-in sensors. • Remote Keyboard & Mouse: Allows you to use your smart device's touch panel as a remote keyboard and mouse for your computer. •. Capture & Send: Allows you to take screenshots and send them to a smart device. Chapter 4 4-16 Chapter 4: Software support

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Chapter 4: Software support
Chapter 4
Using the Wake-on-LAN
If you want to wake up your computer using the smart device, ensure that you enable the
computer’s Wake-on-LAN settings. To configure your computer’s Wake-on-LAN settings:
1.
From BIOS Setup, go to
Advanced > APM
then set Power On By PCIE/PCI item to
[Enabled]
.
2.
From Windows
®
OS, do the following:
a.
On your desktop, click
Start
, right-click
Computer
> Manage
to launch the
Computer Management screen.
b.
Click
Device Manager
to view all the installed devices.
c.
Click
Network Adapters
, right-click the installed module card (Broadcom or
Atheros) then click
Properties > Power Management
tab.
d.
Tick these items
Allow this device to wake up the computer
and
Only allow a
magic packet to wake the computer
.
For 802.11ac standard MPCIe Combo II card with Wi-Fi module driver, the Wake-on-LAN
function will be supported in the later version for Windows
®
8 operating system.
Wi-Fi GO functions
•
Cloud GO!:
Allows you to remotely control and sync your files across multiple cloud
services such as ASUS WebStorage, GoogleDrive™, and DropBox
®
.
•
Remote Desktop:
Allows you to remotely control your desktop in real time using your
smart device.
•
DLNA Media Hub:
Allows you to stream media files to a DLNA-supported device and
remotely control playback using your smart device.
•
File Transfer:
Allows you to transfer files between your computer and your smart
device.
•
Smart Sensor Control:
Allows you to remotely control your desktop by using your
smart device’s built-in sensors.
•
Remote Keyboard & Mouse:
Allows you to use your smart device’s touch panel as a
remote keyboard and mouse for your computer.
•.
Capture & Send:
Allows you to take screenshots and send them to a smart device.