Tom

Yes both machines can be woken from within the same network.

Yes, both systems have the same WAN IP.

Hi Paul, Yes I can wake the device when on the same network, so no problem with BIOS settings. It has to be something to do with my router. What I can't work out is why one PC is reachable through my router (with or without port forwarding) but not the other (with or without port forwarding). They should both see the broadcast magic packet. I'm going to break out wireshark and a dumb hub and do a bit of network sniffing to see if that sheds any light on the matter. Only problem is I don't have a plug pack (power supply) for the old dumb repeater hub so it's on hold until I get time to buy one.

Thanks for the reply Chris but I am already using the manufacturer's driver. Any other ideas?

I have two PCs on my local network, 1x Windows 10 home - wakes via 4G cellular network and local LAN 1x Windows 10 Pro - only wakes on local LAN I've tried forwarding port 9, checked that the NIC settings are correct (magic packet etc...), made sure the drivers were up to date, disabled fast boot (though it is enabled on the one that works) and checked the Pulseway settings (same for both PCs). I can't work out why one wakes and the other doesn't. The both have the same type of NIC. Any help?