Information processing apparatus, non-transitory computer readable medium, and method for selecting between power-off states in accordance with a type of error
AssigneeFUJIFILM Business Innovation Corp.
InventorBinhui Liu
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Abstract
An information processing apparatus includes a processor. A first power-off state, which accompanies a reset of hardware and a restart of a program, and a second power-off state, which does not accompany the reset of the hardware and the restart of the program, are defined as states of a power supply of the information processing apparatus. The processor is configured to change, if an operation for turning off the information processing apparatus is performed after an error occurs in the information processing apparatus, a state of the power supply to the first power-off state or the second power-off state in accordance with a type of error that has occurred in the information processing apparatus.
Claims7
An information processing apparatus comprising:
- a processor,
- wherein a first power-off state, which accompanies a reset of hardware and a restart of a program, and a second power-off state, which does not accompany the reset of the hardware and the restart of the program, are defined as states of a power supply of the information processing apparatus, and
- wherein the processor is configured to:
- change, if an operation for turning off the information processing apparatus is performed after an error occurs in the information processing apparatus, a state of the power supply to the first power-off state or the second power-off state in accordance with a type of the error that has occurred in the information processing apparatus;
- change the state of the power supply to the first power-off state if the error that has occurred in the information processing apparatus is an error that can be eliminated by changing the state of the power supply to the first power-off state;
- and
- change the state of the power supply to the second power-off state if the error that has occurred in the information processing apparatus is an error that cannot be eliminated by changing the state of the power supply to the first power off state.
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing a program causing a computer that controls an apparatus for which a first power-off state, which accompanies a reset of hardware and a restart of a program, and a second power-off state, which does not accompany the reset of the hardware and the restart of the program, are defined as states of a power supply to execute a process comprising:
- changing, if an operation for turning off the apparatus is performed after an error occurs in the apparatus, a state of the power supply to the first power-off state or the second power-off state in accordance with a type of the error that has occurred in the apparatus;
- changing the state of the power supply to the first power-off state if the error that has occurred in the apparatus is an error that can be eliminated by changing the state of the power supply to the first power-off state;
- and
- changing the state of the power supply to the second power-off state if the error that has occurred in the apparatus is an error that cannot be eliminated by changing the state of the power supply to the first power-off state.
A method used by an apparatus for which a first power-off state, which accompanies a reset of hardware and a restart of a program, and a second power-off state, which does not accompany the reset of the hardware and the restart of the program, are defined as states of a power supply, the method comprising:
- changing, if an operation for turning off the apparatus is performed after an error occurs in the apparatus, a state of the power supply to the first power-off state or the second power-off state in accordance with a type of the error that has occurred in the apparatus;
- changing the state of the power supply to the first power-off state if the error that has occurred in the apparatus is an error that can be eliminated by changing the state of the power apply to the first power off state;
- and
- changing the state of the power supply to the second power off state if the error that has occurred in the apparatus is an error that cannot be eliminated by changing the state of the power supply to the first power-off state.
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