on my version of WIN CE there is a program installed called "Wireless Config Control Panel"
which activates or DeActivates Bluetooth and WiFi.
I want Bluetooth active on start up.
Where can i manually active Bluetooth?
Microsoft provides a function to enable/disable the Bluetooth radio:
int BthSetMode(DWORD dwMode);
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa916815.aspx
There are several ways.
SetDevicePower
BthSetMode (BthUtil)
ChangeRadioState (OSSVCS)
There is a CodeProject article with examples.
This seems to be an old question. Adding answer for anyone who is searching for.
There is one way to do this by modifying registry. (You can do this from application too)
In registry, do the below modifications:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Bluetooth\sys]
"Power"=dword:1 ; Radio on by default
"ScanMode"=dword:3 ; Radio is discoverable
"DisableAutoSuspend"=dword:1 ; Allow suspend when connected
Here, You should write 1 to Power to switch BT ON, and ScanMode to 3 to make it discoverable if you want so.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Bluetooth\sys]
"Power"=dword:1 ; Radio on by default
"ScanMode"=dword:3 ; Radio is discoverable
"DisableAutoSuspend"=dword:1 ; Allow suspend when connected
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For test automation I'd like to capture a virtual desktop which is not visible. It is not even accessible, as a secure desktop is shown.
I know it is possible to hook into the composite manager ("dwm") to capture each and every window on that desktop. And I kmow it is possible to send events to windows on that desktop. (I know that because otherwise the test tools wouldn't work)
Before I start to re-implement the composite manager: Is it possible to get the DesktopWindow from dwm, and if so how Do I force dwm to do its job even if a secure desktop is shown?
If I have to bite the bullet and need to implemrnt compositing myself, what is the fastest way to order all windows bottom to tom and to render them to some image?
Does the win10 capture api work for invisible desktops?
To answer the last question: No, the new win10 capture API doesnt't help. For example the program
https://github.com/robmikh/SimpleRecorder/tree/master/SimpleRecorder
cannot capture a locked desktop nor can it capture sub windows.
The above is the elaborate version of:
GDI32Util.getScreenshot(handle)
with handle being the desktop window (doent work when locked) or some other window handle (works when locked, but misses the subwindows).
So the only option is to traverse all windows in z order from bottom to top.
I'm new to Windows development, and am looking for assistance on where to get started for a particular project.
In short, I want to create a windowed application that allows a user to send keyboard and mouse inputs to another application, by interacting with various UI controls via touch. Essentially a custom on-screen keyboard/touchpad that can be used for sending keyboard-shortcuts to other applications.
There are two applications in Windows 10 that perform exactly the way I would want my new app to - the On-Screen Keyboard and Touchpad:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4337906/windows-10-open-the-on-screen-touchpad
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/10762/windows-use-on-screen-keyboard
At the most basic level, I want to define my own interface (or allow the end user to define their own), and use the same code that the onscreen keyboard/touchpad are using for handling touch events and injecting inputs into the system.
I'm uncertain at what level I would need to start to get the functionality I need - UWP? WPF? C++?
If anyone has any insight into how the on-screen utilities were built, I think that would give me an excellent head start.
So I want to write a code that can change my keyboard's backlit color according to the time of the day
I have an asus rog strix laptop and want python to use ROG aura core(application which can configure the keyboard's backlit color) to change my keyboard's color. The problem I have run into is that I don't know where the application is located and how to allow my code to make changes in it
I don't think that it is possible for you to change the backlight settings of your keyboard using code... ASUS ROG Aura Core application is a propriety solution and hence, you can't access its code base to make desired changes...
The only way that this might be possible is if the devs at ASUS have released an API that allows you to modify the settings...
After searching the Internet, I did find that ASUS has recently released an Aura SDK that might do the trick... But, after reading the documentation and looking at some repositories at GitHub, I believe that this SDK is built for PC custom builders... And, I believe that you will need to use either C++/C# to code in it...
So, Python is of no use here...
Click the link to visit the Asus Aura SDK Official Site
Tip: You have used the wrong tag in this question... The ideal tag to be used here should have been 'Asus', 'aura-core'...
I am using the correct baud rate, correct COM, and right USB-to-serial driver and when I reboot the device I am able to see the text, but PuTTY is not recognizing any of my keyboard strokes. It was working perfect until now.
Can anyone help?
Have you looked at the flow control? Try using XON/XOFF or maybe none and see if that doesn't get it working for you.
One of the main release for not being able to have keystroke is if the Serial to USB is broken.
If not all ports are working the we landup in this issue.
and Yes XON/XOFF will help.
If Using Windows Keyboard use the configuration below.
It resolved my problem.
My issue is solved.
My window configuration yet keyboard not working on Putty App
Keys configuration for my PC windows is already set as recommended above. Still keyboard keys are not displayed (or entered) in the Putty App.
I need to develop a browser app for use on a kiosk touchscreen -> no physical keyboard.
I would like to use Sencha-Touch.
The browser would be running on windows or linux/ununtu.
How can users input text?
I am not tied to sencha touch. I can use another framework (query mobile, etc...) if it offers such a feature.
I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for but it's a jQuery Virtual Keyboard:
http://mottie.github.com/Keyboard/ (Demo)
https://github.com/Mottie/Keyboard
I have never heard of such a feature, and Sencha Touch definitely does not include it. However, it would not take much to introduce that functionality into the framework.
You would need to:
design and create your virtual keyboard. This would be a simple component with a HTML template which had buttons for each of the keys. On each key press, you would fire an event.
in all places you need the keyboard (for example, fields), you would listen to the tap event and then trigger the virtual keyboard. You would then just update the value of the field depending on what the user types.