LowPowerSupported
Specifies whether the IHV driver partially supports AOAC. If enabled Wi-Fi assumes support for D0-D2 transitioning.
Partners can use the LowPowerSupported and AlwaysOnAlwaysConnected settings to modify always-on-always-connected (AOAC) behavior and UX. The device’s supported AOAC mode is determined by a combination of the chipset, IHV driver, and the LowPowerSupported setting.
LowPowerSupported specifies that the IHV driver partially supports AOAC. This setting must only be used if the IHV driver supports a transition from the D0 state to the D2 state and certain low power features.
Values
To specify whether the Wi-Fi driver supports transitions from the D0 state to the D2 state and the required low power features, set LowPowerSupported to one of the following values:
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
0 or 'Disabled' |
IHV driver does not support transitions from the D0 state to the D2 state and the required low power features. |
1 or 'Enabled' |
IHV driver supports transitions from the D0 state to the D2 state and the required low power features. |
Applies to
| Edition | x86-based devices | x64-based devices | ARM-based devices |
|---|---|---|---|
| Windows 10 Mobile | N/A |
N/A |
Supported |