Connect camera to PC and net goes off!?

>>I can find this for your information but as for the settings in code they are a little tricky to find so if you ca find them c++ let me know when you have ok

I will let you know when I can understand what you are asking ;)

I would imagine that if you are wanting to set power management at device level from C++ there will be a library call somewhere. I have no idea.

If you are wanting me to provide links to the windows source which make these power management decisions then you are out of luck.

B.
 
dangermouse i think your getting confused it ,s badronald who needs to find them


Ok i am looking but getting nowhere all the advice offered so far should work in theory but its not so what else any suggestions
 
heres a long shot and it is a long shot .... maybe a setting in the bios has been changed by accident as some people do accidentaly press f12 or delete when booting
 
i,m no expert but i did find the usb root hub and check my settings but as i said in last post badronald has either lost his connection or give up due to the bickering:thumbsdown:
 
either way badronald is off line and probably throughing his lappy out the window:lol:
 
hmmmmmmm no it cant i dont think it was written in so if it can SHOW US HOW
All operating systems power down the external busses after long periods of inactivity. They also do it to save power. The OS knows printers are there, as it knows which port the printer is connected to, and then reconnects that bus when needed.

If you have an external harddrive that's USB, it may spontaneously wake up from it's standby mode. This is the OS testing that something is still connected into that port and the harddrive is still there.

This is annoying, but very useful sometimes.
 
cheers mattf and dangermouse, i think i may have solved the prob ! (covered in dust and knees hurt) but got there in the end . cheers Fellas , TP at its best :)
 
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