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// wdm.h
typedef enum _DEVICE_WAKE_DEPTH {
DeviceWakeDepthNotWakeable,
DeviceWakeDepthD0,
DeviceWakeDepthD1,
DeviceWakeDepthD2,
DeviceWakeDepthD3hot,
DeviceWakeDepthD3cold,
DeviceWakeDepthMaximum
} DEVICE_WAKE_DEPTH, *PDEVICE_WAKE_DEPTH;
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The DEVICE_WAKE_DEPTH enumeration specifies the deepest device power state from which a device can trigger a wake signal.
DeviceWakeDepthNotWakeableThere is no device power state that can trigger a wake signal.
DeviceWakeDepthD0D0 is the deepest device power state from which the device can trigger a wake signal. For more information, see Remarks.
DeviceWakeDepthD1D1 is the deepest low-power device power state from which the device can trigger a wake signal.
DeviceWakeDepthD2D2 is the deepest low-power device power state from which the device can trigger a wake signal.
DeviceWakeDepthD3hotD3hot is the deepest low-power device power state from which the device can trigger a wake signal.
DeviceWakeDepthD3coldD3cold is the deepest low-power device power state from which the device can trigger a wake signal.
DeviceWakeDepthMaximumReserved for use by the operating system.
The DeepestWakeableDstate parameter of the GetIdleWakeInfo routine is a pointer to a variable of type DEVICE_WAKE_DEPTH.
The drivers for most devices have no reason to arm a wake signal when the device is in D0. These drivers can treat the DeviceWakeDepthD0 output value as equivalent to a call to the GetIdleWakeInfo routine that fails and returns an error status.