This question is regarding anything specific to Windows 11.
On my Lenovo Ideapad with AMD Ryzen 5 7520U with Radeon Graphics, I am running Windows 11 Home. I have NasNavigator v3.11.0 installed, NAS PM service is installed and running. NIC has Wake On Magic Packet enabled (Realtex 8822CE Wireless LAN 802.11ac PCI-E).
I also have two Buffalo NAS, A LS-WXL/R1 and a LS-WVL/R1.
Here's the challenge: This computer won't wake up the two Buffalo NAS LinkStations. Both are set on Auto and both wake up when either of the other two Windows 10 computers are switched on. It is just this particular computer they will not wake up for. Once they are awake, I can see them in NAS Navigator and can connect to them, create shares, etc. I just can't wake them from this computer.
I have tried running WakeMeOnLan. Whilst the applet can see both the LinkStations while they are asleep, sending a magic packet from WakeMeOnLan doesn't wake them up.
Any thoughts?
EDIT: I am also running Windows Defender Firewall and NordVPN with firewall - BOTH have got the NAS PM service and NAS Navigator configured as allowed programs. I have tried to start NAS with both of those shut down. No difference
EDIT 2: I am by request posting the contents of the .bat file here. The NAS' are woken (on the other two computers) using NasNavi 3.11, but that doesn't seem to work on the Lenovo ... so the .bat file is purely to connect the drives once NAS are awake. This is so I can take my computer to another location and not have it try and connect drives that aren't on the network.
@setlocal enableextensions enabledelayedexpansion
@echo off
TIMEOUT 120
:: Set persistence to "NO" and delete existing shares
net use /P:N > nul
net use * /DEL /YES > nul
:: Enter username and password for the drives
net use \CEDAR /Persistent:no /user:xxxxxx xxxxxxxxx > nul
net use \CYPRESS /Persistent:no /user:xxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx > nul
:: Set the two state switches for the NAS'
set CedarState=down
set CypressState=down
:: Test if CYPRESS is available on network and allow 30 seconds for a response
:: if no response, allow a further 120 seconds for drive to become available
:: if drive is unavailable, go to test next NAS
set "i=1"
:Nasloop1
if %i%==3 goto :NextNas
echo Cypress Attempt %i%
for /f "tokens=5,6,7" %%a in ('ping 192.168.1.3 -n 1 -w 10000') do (
if "x%%b"=="xunreachable." goto :NextNas
if "x%%a"=="xReceived" if "x%%c"=="x0," (
if %i% lss 2 (
TIMEOUT 120
)
set /a "i+=1"
goto :Nasloop1
)
if "x%%a"=="xReceived" if "x%%c"=="x1," (
set CypressState=up
echo Cypress Up
goto :NextNas
)
)
:: Test if CEDAR is available on network and allow 30 seconds for a response
:: if no response, allow a further 120 seconds for drive to become available
:: if drive is unavailable, go to check state switch of both NAS
:NextNas
set /a "i=1"
:Nasloop2
if %i%==3 goto :CHECKBOTH
echo Cedar Attempt %i%
for /f "tokens=5,6,7" %%a in ('ping 192.168.1.4 -n 1 -w 10000') do (
if "x%%b"=="xunreachable." goto CHECKBOTH
if "x%%a"=="xReceived" if "x%%c"=="x0," (
if %i% lss 2 (
TIMEOUT 120
)
set /a "i+=1"
goto :Nasloop2
)
if "x%%a"=="xReceived" if "x%%c"=="x1," (
set CedarState=up
echo Cedar Up
goto :CONNECT
)
)
:: Check state switches that were set. if both "down" exit batch file
:CHECKBOTH
if %CedarState%==down (
if %CypressState%==down (
echo Cedar not available
echo Cypress not available
TIMEOUT 5
Exit
)
)
:: At least one NAS is up - check the state switch and connect the drive(s)
:CONNECT
if %CypressState%==down goto :CEDAR
echo Mapping M:
net use M: "\CYPRESS\Media" > nul
:CEDAR
if %CedarState%==down exit
echo Mapping Q:
net use Q: "\CEDAR\Sandstone\Downloads" > nul
echo Mapping S:
net use S: "\CEDAR\Sandstone" > nul
echo Mapping T:
net use T: "\CEDAR\Terracotta" > nul
echo Mapping U:
net use U: "\CEDAR\Basalt" > nul
echo Mapping V:
net use V: "\CEDAR\Sandstone\Audio & Video" > nul
::echo Mapping X:
::net use X: "\CEDAR\Dolomite\Business" > nul
echo Mapping Z:
net use Z: "\CEDAR\Dolomite\Business\Spanish Business" > nul
TIMEOUT 5
Exit
