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Wrap SetSystemPowerState so we don't have to use P/Invoke

If you look on the forums a few people have used P/Invoke to get their devices into the Fully Powered state etc.

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ChrisE shared this idea · January 08, 2009 · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →

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Lori04102007 commented · January 08, 2009 · Flag as inappropriate · Delete

This would be very useful. Also wrap SetDeviceState, so that we can turn on/off power of the backlight, wifi, bluetooth, etc without all the P/Invoking. My code is much neater if I just make these calls from your library. Thanks!

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