Automatically power on laptop when plugged in
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The power settings allows me to let the laptop shutdown when there's not enough battery, is there way to configure the opposite so that it'll boot up when there's power?
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The power settings allows me to let the laptop shutdown when there's not enough battery, is there way to configure the opposite so that it'll boot up when there's power?
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That would be possible if hardware and BIOS/UEFI-firmware support such a feature. Then it would be possible to configure in BIOS/UEFI-settings, not in the OS. I've never seen such a feature though...
– mook765
May 24 at 17:48
@mook765, I know some desktops had the option to do that, but I hoped somehow OS-land could achieve it too... :(
– Oxwivi
May 24 at 18:27
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OS is not running when the computer is shut down, so how could the OS recognize if power state changes? Impossible!
– mook765
May 24 at 18:32
@mook765 You're probably are talking about Wake On Lan, WOL, that let's you boot a system.
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The power settings allows me to let the laptop shutdown when there's not enough battery, is there way to configure the opposite so that it'll boot up when there's power?
power-management
asked May 24 at 16:42
Oxwivi
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The power settings allows me to let the laptop shutdown when there's not enough battery, is there way to configure the opposite so that it'll boot up when there's power?
power-management
asked May 24 at 16:42
Oxwivi
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asked May 24 at 16:42
Oxwivi
3,99742113181
asked May 24 at 16:42
Oxwivi
3,99742113181
asked May 24 at 16:42
Oxwivi
3,99742113181
3,99742113181
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That would be possible if hardware and BIOS/UEFI-firmware support such a feature. Then it would be possible to configure in BIOS/UEFI-settings, not in the OS. I've never seen such a feature though...
– mook765
May 24 at 17:48
@mook765, I know some desktops had the option to do that, but I hoped somehow OS-land could achieve it too... :(
– Oxwivi
May 24 at 18:27
1
OS is not running when the computer is shut down, so how could the OS recognize if power state changes? Impossible!
– mook765
May 24 at 18:32
@mook765 You're probably are talking about Wake On Lan, WOL, that let's you boot a system.
– dmb
May 24 at 18:56
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That would be possible if hardware and BIOS/UEFI-firmware support such a feature. Then it would be possible to configure in BIOS/UEFI-settings, not in the OS. I've never seen such a feature though...
– mook765
May 24 at 17:48
@mook765, I know some desktops had the option to do that, but I hoped somehow OS-land could achieve it too... :(
– Oxwivi
May 24 at 18:27
1
OS is not running when the computer is shut down, so how could the OS recognize if power state changes? Impossible!
– mook765
May 24 at 18:32
@mook765 You're probably are talking about Wake On Lan, WOL, that let's you boot a system.
– dmb
May 24 at 18:56
2
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That would be possible if hardware and BIOS/UEFI-firmware support such a feature. Then it would be possible to configure in BIOS/UEFI-settings, not in the OS. I've never seen such a feature though...
– mook765
May 24 at 17:48
That would be possible if hardware and BIOS/UEFI-firmware support such a feature. Then it would be possible to configure in BIOS/UEFI-settings, not in the OS. I've never seen such a feature though...
– mook765
May 24 at 17:48
@mook765, I know some desktops had the option to do that, but I hoped somehow OS-land could achieve it too... :(
– Oxwivi
May 24 at 18:27
@mook765, I know some desktops had the option to do that, but I hoped somehow OS-land could achieve it too... :(
– Oxwivi
May 24 at 18:27
1
1
OS is not running when the computer is shut down, so how could the OS recognize if power state changes? Impossible!
– mook765
May 24 at 18:32
OS is not running when the computer is shut down, so how could the OS recognize if power state changes? Impossible!
– mook765
May 24 at 18:32
@mook765 You're probably are talking about Wake On Lan, WOL, that let's you boot a system.
– dmb
May 24 at 18:56
@mook765 You're probably are talking about Wake On Lan, WOL, that let's you boot a system.
– dmb
May 24 at 18:56
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That would be possible if hardware and BIOS/UEFI-firmware support such a feature. Then it would be possible to configure in BIOS/UEFI-settings, not in the OS. I've never seen such a feature though...
– mook765
May 24 at 17:48
@mook765, I know some desktops had the option to do that, but I hoped somehow OS-land could achieve it too... :(
– Oxwivi
May 24 at 18:27
1
OS is not running when the computer is shut down, so how could the OS recognize if power state changes? Impossible!
– mook765
May 24 at 18:32
@mook765 You're probably are talking about Wake On Lan, WOL, that let's you boot a system.
– dmb
May 24 at 18:56