A78M-E35 can't wake on lan after power unplug

Hi, this is my first HTPC with Kodibuntu and trying to use the wake on lan to boot it.
I have disabled EuP 2013 and enable Resume by PCI-E device.
And I also add the MAC address and IP to TP link router ARP list.
But WOL just worked well if it boot immediately after shutdown.
So my question: is it possible to wake on lan even if i completely shutdown and unplug the power?
thanks in advance

Quote from: badboy2k on 09-February-15, 17:03:58
no that is not possible as your computer has no power!
WOL is to bring the computer out of Sleep/Hibernation not power up when its got no power to function or is fully shut down!
oic. thank you for your reply!

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