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Asus M5A97 PRO Realtek LAN Driver

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This drive was only in the PC to hold driver packages Ironic isn't it. Out of courisoty I used ReDo backup to wipe the Win 10 drive, reconnected the Win 7 drive and attempted install with that drive powered.

The install went well. Win 10 was smart enough to change the Win 7's drives letter.

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This is unimportant at the moment however if you wish to look into it further at this time we can do so. For now I'll take Win 10 for a ride around the block and look at the only other 'nasty' problem I've found so Asus M5A97 PRO Realtek LAN.

I am in no great hurry to Asus M5A97 PRO Realtek LAN this up, for what it's worth this is rather fun at the moment, so if there is anything you folk would like to try, let me know. This is why NICs and motherboards used to have plug-in connectors for this process. Wireless packets are not correct format in some fashion I didn't dig to the bottom of, as it's not what I want to do anyway.

This was a hidden sleeper after I dug through a lot of the others, and how I came to post here. It was apparently not working, but I find now for other reasons.

Broadcast addresses are the right way to do this to be sure the shutdown machine gets its packet. This requires setting up the router to receive broadcast requests and actually send the broadcast, which is a big issue for packets from the internet, but not for packets already sent on the desired subnet.

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This is somewhat interactive between the magic packet sender software and the router's DHCP setup. This may not be an issue for the default broadcast address when purely within the subnet.

Not sure on this one. But I do get packets now.