Enable Wake-on-LAN (WOL) with PowerShell

Enable Wake-on-LAN (WOL) with PowerShell

With every recent Windows 10 update, and they happen a lot, Windows unfortunately also resets the power settings of the network adapters. Since I like to start both my PC and notebook from a remote location or from within the same network, I wrote a little PowerShell function to enable Wake-on-LAN (WoL) again.
Jan-Henrik Damaschke
Christoph Burmeister

Christoph Burmeister

Christoph works as a Principal Consultant at b.telligent and he is specialized in Azure Infrastructure, DevOps and Identity and Access Management. He has also a lot of experience in on-premises services. Christoph is a Microsoft MVP awarded in the Azure category. He is the Co-Founder and Oraganizer of Hamburg PowerShell User Group.
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Frederik Junge

Frederik Junge

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Ingo Deissenroth

Ingo Deissenroth

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Jacob Meissner

Jacob Meissner

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Jan-Henrik Damaschke

Jan-Henrik Damaschke

Jan-Henrik Damaschke is Senior Cloud Architect and CTO at Visorian. He is an Azure MVP for Cloud Native and Infrastructure as Code and was MVP awarded in the categories Enterprise Security and PowerShell. Jan-Henrik is involved in many community events as speaker as well as organizer. His passion is to share knowledge and therefore he has written articles and books on Azure solutions, is actively maintaining and contributing to multiple Open Source projects and is the organizer of the Azure Meetup Hamburg.
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