WDF_PNP_STATE - NtDoc
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// wudfddi_types.h
typedef enum _WDF_PNP_STATE {
WdfPnpStateInvalid,
WdfPnpStateDisabled,
WdfPnpStateFailed,
WdfPnpStateRemoved,
WdfPnpStateResourcesChanged,
WdfPnpStateDontDisplayInUI,
WdfPnpStateNotDisableable,
WdfPnpStateMaximum
} WDF_PNP_STATE;
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The WDF_PNP_STATE enumeration contains values that identify the status of Plug and Play (PnP) for a device.
WdfPnpStateInvalidThe PnP state for the device is invalid.
WdfPnpStateDisabledThe device is disabled.
WdfPnpStateFailedThe device is present but has failed.
WdfPnpStateRemovedThe device has been removed.
WdfPnpStateResourcesChangedThe device's resource requirements have changed.
WdfPnpStateDontDisplayInUIThe device is hidden (not displayed) in Device Manager.
WdfPnpStateNotDisableableThe device cannot be disabled.
WdfPnpStateMaximumValid enumeration values were exceeded.
A UMDF driver supplies one of the values of WDF_PNP_STATE to the IWDFDevice::GetPnpState or IWDFDevice::SetPnpState method to identify the PnP property to retrieve or set status for.