Remote Wake on LAN

Remote Wake on LAN is a handy little software that lets you wake up one or more computers just by sending a message through your local area network (LAN). Pretty cool, right?

Portable and Easy to Use

This software is portable, which means you don’t even have to install it! You can keep it on a USB flash drive or any removable device. Just save it to any computer and run the executable file directly. It’s super convenient!

No Mess Left Behind

The best part? When you remove Remote Wake on LAN, it doesn’t leave any traces behind in the Windows Registry or clutter your hard drive with leftover files. You can take it with you wherever you go—just pop it in your pocket!

User-Friendly Interface

The tool has a simple interface that fits nicely into a small window. It follows the “what you see is what you get” approach, meaning everything you need is right there in front of you—no hidden features.

How It Works

To wake up a computer, all you need to do is enter the remote IP address or name of the machine. Just make sure that the wake-on-LAN option is enabled in the Power Management section of that computer’s BIOS. You can also grab the remote name and MAC address, create a list of multiple computers to wake up, and even save this list as a plain text document (TXT).

Low Resource Usage

This straightforward software runs smoothly without hogging your CPU or memory resources. During our tests, it showed good response times and didn’t freeze or crash at all!

Limitations

However, keep in mind that Remote Wake on LAN doesn’t allow for waking computers at specific times. Also, it hasn’t seen updates for quite some time.

If you're looking for more tools like this, check out other options under wake-on-LAN managers.<\/p>