A second-half goal from Ben Brereton Diaz was enough to settle a game high on endeavour but low on quality and some sections of the home fans turned on Warne at the end.
Derby have now lost their last seven league games - the club's worst run since 2008.
Boos rang around the stadium but Wilder was quick to defend his opposite number, and said: "What I will say is when you're a manager, you want to see your players play for the club, play for the manager and give it a right go and I thought all the Derby players did for Paul.
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