I am a C++ developer, and I am just testing power state changes on Windows.
I am wondering whether Parallels would let the guest OS know it gets paused/suspended, such that Windows broadcasts the WM_POWERBROADCAST message and notifies services via SERVICE_CONTROL_POWEREVENT?
Although drivers cannot directly set system power policy, the power manager provides three routines through which a driver can prevent system transitions out of the working state.
Although drivers cannot directly set system power policy Upsers, the power manager provides three routines through which a driver can prevent system transitions out of the working state.
I am a C ++ developer, testing power level changes in Windows.
I'm wondering if Parallels will announce that Guest OS has been paused/stopped, in order to broadcast the Windows WM_POWERBROADCAST message and notify services.
