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AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorJon Berry
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One or more techniques and/or systems are provided for assigning power management classifications to a process, transitioning a computing environment into a connected standby state based upon power management classifications assigned to processes, and transitioning the computing environment from the connected standby state to an execution state. That is, power management classifications, such as exempt, throttle, and/or suspend, may be assigned to processes based upon various factors, such as whether a process provides desired functionality and/or whether the process provides functionality relied upon for basic operation of the computing environment. In this way, the computing environment may be transitioned into a low power connected standby state that may continue executing desired functionality, while reducing power consumption by suspending and/or throttling other functionality. Because some functionality may still execute, the computing environment may transition into the execution state in a responsive manner to quickly provide a user with up-to-date information.
A method for transitioning from a connected standby state to an execution state, comprising:
A system for transitioning from a connected standby state to an execution state, comprising:
A computer readable storage media, excluding signals, comprising computer executable instructions that when executed perform a method for transitioning from a connected standby state to an execution state, comprising:
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