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Design Guidelines and Considerations for Building Windows Certified Network Media Devices
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Windows 7 requires that a network media device declare its support for WoL in the device description document. Windows uses magic packets to wake devices that are sleeping on the network. In addition, Windows uses this information to inform the user whether a device can be awakened.
Figure 21 shows how a user can determine whether a DMP or a DMR in the network supports waking the PC. If a network media device does not specify the magicPacketSendSupported capability in its device description document, the following informational text appears under the device listing: “This device cannot access your shared media if your computer is sleeping.”
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