Does my motherboard support wol

I am having an hp pavillion dv6580en notebook. As a part of my project i gotto implement Wake-on-lan function . i found that my ethernet card supports this feature and is enabled. But my bios doesnt seem to have this option . Therefore the power to my ethernet card is dropped as soon as i shutdown. Can i change this please help

Don't shutdown but use Sleep instead. Also, check in the Control Panel under Power Management, Advanced Settings and look for Wake Timers to be Enabled. If your bios doesn't support WOL then you might not get it. Some wake states are not supportted by mobile platforms.
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Does my motherboard support wol

I am having an hp pavillion dv6580en notebook. As a part of my project i gotto implement Wake-on-lan function . i found that my ethernet card supports this feature and is enabled. But my bios doesnt seem to have this option . Therefore the power to my ethernet card is dropped as soon as i shutdown. Can i change this please help

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Quote from: MSI-MKT on 17-March-15, 14:10:11
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It's PCEVA. got a typo lol.
anyway it's a nice article from China media. thanks for the translation.

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