I leave my pc on because if there is an issue I need to be able to remote into it and there's no "wake on lan" type enterprise thing setup (don't even know if t

I leave my pc on because if there is an issue I need to be able to remote into it and there's no "wake on lan" type enterprise thing setup (don't even know if that exists). I could drive in but the gas cost and time costs of that are higher (my guess) than leaving the pc in idle 24/7.