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We should turn off fast startup in control panel before WOL test, is it normal behavior?
It is best to disable Fast Start-up before performing a Wake on LAN test to ensure correct results.
You can then re-enable Fast Start-up after the test, but it is not really necessary if you are experiencing problems with Windows startup or problems with Windows not shutting down correctly.
Do you recommend that the fast startup need to be disabled in control panel
Do you recommend that the fast startup need to be disabled in control panel
Yes, I do recommend it is best to disable Fast Start-up in the old Control Panel using this process.
Open the old Control Panel.
At the top of the old Control Panel, set view to icons
Open Power Options
On the left, click 'Choose what the power buttons do'
At the top right, click 'Change settings that are currently unavailable'
Under 'Shutdown settings' disable 'Turn on fast startup'
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How about Windows 11, is it same behavior?
