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Myth #7: I can't run updates, backups and patches for PCs in lower power states.
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•Maintaining network connections during power management was a problem in the past, but newer PCs are designed to maintain or re-enable network connectivity when emerging from lower power states or being turned off. This is most often achieved using Wake on LAN (WOL) technology — an Ethernet networking standard that allows PCs to be "woken up" from a lower power state after receiving a "magic packet" network message. Alternatively, recent hardware improvements such as Intel vPro can offer similar functionality without relying on the WOL standard.