Many if not all "classic" WinAPI functions (including SetThreadExecutionState
in kernel32.dll
) are not officially supported in UWP. Despite the fact that they can actually work in these applications.
The question is whether there are equivalent? Of course interested in primarily SetThreadExecutionState
.
I assume you want a device to stay active while your UWP app is running.
A simple way to achieve that is using
displayRequest = new Windows.System.Display.DisplayRequest();
displayRequest.RequestActive();
// Do not forget to release afterwards
displayRequest.RequestRelease();
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