computer in network turn on automatically when another turn on/off

[Evgeny]

Hello,
I have the following problem: when one of computers in my home network
changes his state (turns on/off)
the second one automatically turns on. How can I cancel this?
Thank you
Evgeny

 

[Kelly]

Use log off, not shut down. There should be a message box that appears to
read something like: others users are logged on, etc. You can also opt to
prevent shut down via gpedit/registry.

 

[Evgeny]

Hello, Kelly
Thank you very much for your answer. It seems that I did not explain my
problem clear enough, so I do it now:

I have 2 computers in network.

Situation A: The first is in state on and the second is in state off. Now I
turns off the first one. Immediately the second one turns on automatically.

Situation B: The first is in state off and the second is in state off. Now
I turns on the first one. Immediately the second one turns on automatically.

How can I prevent to this reaction of the second computer? I don't want it
to turn on automatically.
Thank you
Evgeny

 

[Malke]

Hello, Kelly
Thank you very much for your answer. It seems that I did not explain
my problem clear enough, so I do it now:

I have 2 computers in network.

Situation A: The first is in state on and the second is in state off.
Now I turns off the first one. Immediately the second one turns on
automatically.

Situation B: The first is in state off and the second is in state
off. Now I turns on the first one. Immediately the second one turns on
automatically.

How can I prevent to this reaction of the second computer? I don't
want it to turn on automatically.
Thank you
Evgeny

I'm not sure about Situation A, but for Situation B look in its BIOS for
any Wake On LAN type of settings and disable them. Perhaps that will
solve Situation A, also.

Malke

 

[Evgeny]

Thank you. I am sorry but I don't find options "wake on lan" in my bios. All
I see is
PME Event Up (Enabled)
and
AMR Event Up (Enabled).
Coudl you give me more details?
Evgeny

 

[Malke]

Thank you. I am sorry but I don't find options "wake on lan" in my
bios. All I see is
PME Event Up (Enabled)
and
AMR Event Up (Enabled).
Coudl you give me more details?
Evgeny

PME Event Up is a Wake On LAN setting, so disable it. See if that solves
the problem. I don't find anything about "AMR Event Up", so assuming
you spelled it correctly, look in your motherboard manual or on the
motherboard mftr.'s website for the meaning of that setting. I would
see if disabling PME Event Up takes care of both your scenarios and if
it does, leave the rest of your BIOS settings alone.

Malke

 

[Ken Blake]

In

Thank you. I am sorry but I don't find options "wake on lan" in my
bios. All I see is
PME Event Up (Enabled)
and
AMR Event Up (Enabled).
Coudl you give me more details?

Disable PME Event UP. That's Wake on LAN. See
http://support.intel.com/support/network/sb/CS-008459.htm

I'm not sure about AMR Event UP, but if the PME Event Up change
doesn't fix your problem, you could experiment with disabling
this too.

 

[Ken Blake]

In

Tnank you very much, Malke and Ken.

You're welcome. Glad to help.

 

[Evgeny]

Tnank you very much, Malke and Ken. I disabled PME Event Up and it really
helped: now the second computer
doesn't react on shut down or turning on of the first one. Also I should
note that before that I found Wake on lan option
and disabled it on both computers but this did not help. But now all is ok
Best regards
Evgeny

 

[Malke]

In


You're welcome. Glad to help.

Delighted you got it fixed. Thanks for letting us know.

Malke