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Daniel

Symptom:

I setup XPE with MinLogon and my application as a shell. So far, it works
fine, but When I press the "Power" button, it didn't shut off automaticlly.
However, I need it to be turned off.

My PC support ACPI, and the "power" button works fine with "Window Logon
Standard".

Can you tell me what component I should employ in my XPE?
 
Daniel said:
Symptom:

I setup XPE with MinLogon and my application as a shell. So far, it works
fine, but When I press the "Power" button, it didn't shut off automaticlly.
However, I need it to be turned off.

My PC support ACPI, and the "power" button works fine with "Window Logon
Standard".

Can you tell me what component I should employ in my XPE?
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I'm guessing you've got the 'standard PC' component in your build rather
than one of the appropriate ACPI versions. Did you run TAP on your hardware?
 
Thanks Adora Belle Dearheart,

I did run TAP, after I run "Check Dependencies", there are both ACPI and
Standard PC. But, I remove the "Standard PC", also remove the "Window Base
Terminal Professional", in which reference the "Standard PC".

I suspect that perhaps I missed a component linked between ACPI and my PE
system. :-(
 
Daniel said:
Thanks Adora Belle Dearheart,

I did run TAP, after I run "Check Dependencies", there are both ACPI and
Standard PC. But, I remove the "Standard PC", also remove the "Window Base
Terminal Professional", in which reference the "Standard PC".

I suspect that perhaps I missed a component linked between ACPI and my PE
system. :-(
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OK, have you got ACPI power button in there?
 
Yes, I got it already.

My steps is:

1. Standard Logon + My shell ===> the power button works fine
2. then I remove Standard logon, add minlogon and Power Management
Application ===> power button failed to work.

I didn't change all other options. Therefore, I suspect some curcial
component was missed.

MSDN said:
" If you are using the MinLogon component, you can statically link Xpepm.dll
to your application to take advantage of the power management features. "

does it refer that I should call the functions in Xpemp.dll by myself when
power off?
 
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