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<p>I found sourcecode on the <a href="http://forum.xda-developers.com/archive/index.php/t-379366.html" rel="nofollow noreferrer">xda-developers forum</a> that explains what to do, and it works as thought. The main points are:</p> <ul> <li>Set the device to send a notification when going into "unattended" mode. This is done with <code>PowerPolicyNotify(PPN_UNATTENDEDMODE, TRUE)</code></li> <li>For every device that you need during unattended mode, call <code>SetPowerRequirement(L"gpd0:", D0, POWER_NAME|POWER_FORCE, NULL, NULL)</code>; The "gpd0:" device is the GPS Intermediate driver; replace or duplicate call with any device you need, e.g. "wav1:" for audio, "dsk1:" for memory card or "com1:" for serial port 1.</li> <li>Create a message queue and request power notifications using <code>RequestPowerNotifications(hMsgQueue, PBT_POWERINFOCHANGE | PBT_TRANSITION)</code></li> <li>Every time a power notification is sent, the message queue is filled with a struct of type <code>POWER_BROADCAST</code>.</li> <li>Look for <code>PBT_TRANSITION</code> message type. The field <code>pPwrBrodcast->SystemPowerState</code> then contains a string "unattended" when the device is shut off, e.g. by the user pressing the off button</li> <li>In this transition, just call <code>SystemIdleTimerReset()</code> to tell the device to not shut off</li> <li>Repeat when the transition occurs again</li> <li>When shutting down, call <code>PowerPolicyNotify()</code> to leave unattended mode, release any devices with <code>ReleasePowerRequirement()</code> and stop receiving power notifications with <code>StopPowerNotifications()</code>.</li> </ul>
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