PlayReadyStatics.HardwareDRMDisabledUntilTime Property

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Definition

Namespace:: Windows.Media.Protection.PlayReady

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Queries the date and time at which hardware digital rights management (DRM) will be re-enabled after it was temporarily disabled on the system.

public:
 static property IReference<DateTime> ^ HardwareDRMDisabledUntilTime { IReference<DateTime> ^ get(); };

static IReference<DateTime> HardwareDRMDisabledUntilTime();

public static System.Nullable<System.DateTimeOffset> HardwareDRMDisabledUntilTime { get; }

var iReference = PlayReadyStatics.hardwareDRMDisabledUntilTime;

Public Shared ReadOnly Property HardwareDRMDisabledUntilTime As Nullable(Of DateTimeOffset)

Property Value

IReference<DateTime>

Nullable<DateTimeOffset>

The date and time at which hardware digital rights management (DRM) will be re-enabled. If it is not currently temporarily disabled, returns null.

Windows requirements

Device family	Windows 10, version 1809 (introduced in 10.0.17763.0)
API contract	Windows.Foundation.UniversalApiContract (introduced in v7.0)

Remarks

When the CheckSupportedHardware property returns false when querying the HardwareDRM feature, it is possible that this occurs because the feature was temporarily disabled due to a system component requiring an update, for example, a graphics driver. This property indicates whether this occurred and, if so, when it will automatically be re-enabled. If the system component has not been updated, it will automatically get re-disabled and both this property and the HardwareDRMDisabledAtTime property will begin returning updated values.

Applies to