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Installing and Configuring Away Mode in Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 Microsoft Corporation March 2007 Applies to: Update Rollup 2 for Microsoft® Windows® XP Media Center Edition 2005 Update Rollup 2 for Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 Software Development Kit (SDK) Summary: Away mode is a feature included in Update Rollup 2 for Microsoft® Windows® XP Media Center Edition 2005 that allows the computer to appear off to the user while it continues to perform tasks that do not require user input. This paper provides OEMs information on installing, uninstalling, and configuring Away mode on computers running Update Rollup 2 for Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005.

It also includes hardware and software requirements for implementing Away mode functionality. Contents Introduction This article provides details on installing, uninstalling, and configuring Away mode on computers that are running Update Rollup 2 for Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005. It also includes requirements for implementing Away mode functionality. Away mode is a new feature included in Update Rollup 2 for Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 that allows the computer to appear off to the user while it continues to perform tasks that do not require user input, such as recording television and viewing Media Center Extender sessions. When the user presses the sleep button on the computer or remote control, the computer goes into a lower power state called Away mode, instead of going into Standby mode.

When the computer is in Away mode, the Away mode technology: • Turns off the video port for the main display (the monitor appears blank). • Mutes all audio output. • Filters the primary input devices (such as the mouse, keyboard, or remote control).

• Puts the CPU into an adaptive power policy that may reduce system power • Provides a notification mechanism for hardware manufacturers to control system hardware functions, including: • Turning off the power light-emitting diode (LED). • Slowing down or stopping the fans. • Controls the behavior of Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 functions (such as stopping media playback).

• Provides a notification mechanism for independent software vendors (ISVs) to control the behavior of software functions, including: • Stopping media playback. • Changing the status of real-time communication software (such as Microsoft MSN® Messenger) from Online to Away. • Instantly returns the computer to normal activity when media devices (universal serial bus [USB] flash memory, optical media) are detected or when the keyboard or mouse are used. Installation Only licensed OEMs can pre-install Away mode.

Away mode is not available for end-user installation or through Windows Update for computers that have been upgraded to Rollup 2 from previous versions of Windows XP Media Center Edition. BIOS Modifications Before you install Away mode on the computer, you must modify the basic input/output system (BIOS) first. If the BIOS is not modified, you will not be able to install Away mode and the following error message will display: 'The environment is incorrect.'

Please see the 'Requirements for Away Mode Functionality' section of this document for BIOS requirements. Away mode uses the Microsoft Update.exe technology to install a setup/uninstall package. The files are signed and rolled up in a CAB file (AwayMode-KB902437- nnn.exe, where nnn refers to the three-letter acronym for the language being installed) that is executed to initiate the setup process, which includes: • Checking the operating system, BIOS, hardware, and registry. • Copying the INF and DLL files, and installing the service and driver files. • Restarting the computer. Before installing Away mode, perform the following tasks: • Update BIOS object.

• Confirm that Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 is installed before you install Update Rollup 2 for Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005. • Install Update Rollup 2 for Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005. Hardware and Software Check During Setup, the computer is checked for the correct operating system, the updated BIOS, and compatible hardware. After this check is complete, the product's End-User License Agreement (EULA) is displayed. Setup continues after the EULA is accepted.

Operating System You can install Away mode only on computers running Update Rollup 2 for Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005. If this version of the operating system is not detected, Setup cancels the installation and the following error message displays: 'The environment is incorrect.' BIOS Computers running Away mode must include an Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) BIOS object (device). To confirm that the computer has this device, Setup queries the Windows device manager for the Away Mode Device (AWY0001). Note Windows Hardware Quality Lab (WHQL) does not currently have a systems logo program for Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 and only supports testing Hardware Compatibility Tests (HCTs) for Microsoft Windows XP Professional.

The preferred process is to create a BIOS with the AWY0001 object disabled so the device does not appear during testing using Windows XP Professional. You can then update the BIOS to enable Away mode on computers that include both Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 and Away mode. Hardware Away mode has not been designed for mobile computers. If Setup detects a Microsoft ACPI-compliant control method battery, the installation is canceled and the following error message is displayed: 'The environment is incorrect.' File List and Location The Away mode files are copied to the locations on the hard disk that are listed in the following table.

Location File List Windows INF directory (all INF files) Arpolicy.inf Arhidfltr.inf Aracpi.inf Armoufiltr.inf Arkbfiltr.inf Windows directory (service, Control Panel, and other DLL files) Arservice.exe Arpower.dll Armcex.dll Arpwrmsg.exe Windows system32 drivers (driver files) Arpolicy.sys Arhidfltr.sys Aracpi.sys Armoufiltr.sys Arkbfiltr.sys After the files are copied, the INF files install the drivers (Aracpi.sys, Arhidfltr.sys, Arpolicy.sys, Armoufiltr.sys, and Arkbfiltr.sys). After the drivers are installed, Setup starts the Away Mode Service (Arservice.exe) with the following command.

AwayMode-KB902437-xxx.exe /quiet or AwayMode-KB902437-xxx.exe /passive /quiet—Setup runs without prompting the user; no UI is displayed. /passive—Setup runs without prompting the user; progress bar is displayed. Uninstallation The OEM can uninstall Away mode automatically. Note that unattended uninstallation cannot be performed if Away mode was installed using the /NoBackup option. OEM Unattended Uninstallation To automate the uninstallation of Away mode, run the following command in a command window. C: Windows $NtUninstallAWAYMODE160$ spuninst spuninst.exe /quiet To confirm that the drivers have been removed successfully, restart the computer. Note Users can remove Away mode from their computer by using Add or Remove Programs.

Configuration and Settings The OEM can customize Away mode using the following values. Note that the user can perform some basic customization as well.

OEM Customization When Away mode is installed on the computer that is running Update Rollup 2 for Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005, the following key is created in the registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SYSTEM CurrentControlSet Services ARSVC Parameters You can change the default settings by adjusting the values listed in the following table.