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Does Modern Satndby platform support wake on wlan on S4?
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My platform is support S0 modern standby, but if I wanna wake on S4 by wlan, is it possible?
OS: 20h1
WiFi module: Intel AX201
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Anonymous2020-11-24T05:48:44.437+00:00 Currently, Microsoft Q&A supports the products listed over here: supported topics (more to be added later on).
Your question is not supported here. But here is a document that might help. System Power States mentions that 'Some components remain powered so the computer can wake from input from the keyboard, LAN, or a USB device'.. So WLAN is not able to wake the computer.
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