since computers can have a WOL is there an app you can put on

>>59832927
you could just suspend

Just write yourself a simple app that will send a magic packet once it connects to any WiFi network.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wake-on-LAN

>>59832961

im not autistic tho

>>59832949

that defeats the purpose of me having to turn on the PC

i should also add that my desktop is facing the opposite way because i use the back plate ports instead of bothering with the shitty ones in the front

but just wanting to know if this is possible without using terminal codes

i know WOL is a thing, but wondered if this was possible

>>59833001
How is it being autistic? Such program would require few lines of code. If you are not familiar with android programming, it would take you few hours max to do. Unless you know nothing about programming, then tough shit.

>>59833018

>its not autistic
>literally explains how autistic it is

so theres no app and nobody else ever thought of this

okay thanks

i literally spent 2 seconds while i was driving up to my house today and thought of this idea, created this thread, apparently its not possible (atleast without the traditional terminal codes within a LAN computer to another computer)

moving on

>>59833074
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=co.uk.mrwebb.wakeonlan&hl=en_GB
There you go. Just use it each time as soon as you go through the door.

>>59833089

i dont wanna have to use it

i want it to just work

just like my spotify does when i turn on my car

>>59833131
This thread has been bait, and this post is the proof. Sage and move along, guys.

>>59833131
The thing you are asking for is very specific, but would require you to put some work into it.
But I guarantee you it wouldn't take too long to write. All you have to do is to steal a code sending magic packet off someone and add few lines of code that say 'if i connected to wifi, send magic packet to my lan'.

>>59833149

i moved on 2 posts ago faggot

>>59833131
you could probably automate that part with Tasker

>>59833207
This

>>59832927
If you use Windows 10 there's this thing with the latest update that pairs your phone with the PC and locks it/unlocks it when you come near/get away from it.

It's via bluetooth though, so it isn't really ideal.

>13 posts
>no one actually posted anything
What the fuck /g/

>>59832927
https://ifttt.com/applets/482363p-alexa-trigger-pc-on