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1003 B
37 lines
1003 B
//+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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//
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// Microsoft Windows
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// Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation, 1999.
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//
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// File: L O C K D O W N . H
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//
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// Contents: Routines to get and set components that are in a lockdown
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// state. A component goes into lockdown when it requires a
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// reboot on removal. When a component is locked down, it
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// cannot be installed until after the next reboot.
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//
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// Notes:
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//
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// Author: shaunco 24 May 1999
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//
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//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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#pragma once
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typedef VOID
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(CALLBACK* PFN_ELDC_CALLBACK) (
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IN PCWSTR pszInfId,
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IN PVOID pvCallerData OPTIONAL);
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VOID
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EnumLockedDownComponents (
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IN PFN_ELDC_CALLBACK pfnCallback,
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IN PVOID pvCallerData OPTIONAL);
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BOOL
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FIsComponentLockedDown (
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IN PCWSTR pszInfId);
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VOID
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LockdownComponentUntilNextReboot (
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IN PCWSTR pszInfId);
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