![]() ![]() ![]() These files have the special extension BAT or CMD. Installing programs on various machines at once.īatch scripts are stored in simple text files containing lines with commands that get executed in sequence, one after the other. Setting up servers for different purposes.Īutomating housekeeping activities such as deleting unwanted files or log files.Īutomating the deployment of applications from one environment to another. Some of the common uses of Batch Script are − Supports advanced features such as Functions and Arrays.Ĭan include other programming codes such as Perl. Has control structures such as for, if, while, switch for better automating and scripting. Some of the features of Batch Script are −Ĭan read inputs from users so that it can be processed further. In most organizations, Batch Script is incorporated in some way or the other to automate stuff. Scripting is a way by which one can alleviate this necessity by automating these command sequences in order to make one’s life at the shell easier and more productive. I recommend the above policy to force Oculus Home to stop resetting and causing disconnects.Batch Script is incorporated to automate command sequences which are repetitive in nature. Asmedia have released a new usb driver in the lsat couple of weeks, I installed them and the problem remains if you allow Windows OS and Oculus software to constantly reset the power policy. (Also, note underneath the top one you can see OR Home is resetting the power policy every three seconds, no wonder people are getting hdmi and sensor disconnects!)Īfter this, you should never see a single error associated with 'UserModePowerService'Įdit. You may close the Local Group Policy Editor now.Ħ: When you go back into Power Options you should see this:įinally, if you go back into Event Viewer and select 'Windows Logs/System' you should see: ![]() If you look you will see the different power plans listed and the one you just set called 'high performance' with an asterisk next to it (indicating that this power plan is active) right click and copy the GUID (that series of numbers associated with the high performance setting) ) line, open notepad and paste, then save it somewhere on your desktop.ģ: In the run box type: gpedit.msc, this opens the Local Group Policy Editor which will force windows to keep the performance plan that the Rift MUST have i order to work correctly.Ĭomputer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> System -> Power ManagementĤ. In the right pane of the window shown above, double click Specify a custom active power plansetting which is Not Configured by default to get this:ĥ. In the above shown window, firstly click Enabled and then in the Options section, input the Custom Active Power Plan ( GUID) as we copied from step 1. Go into your Windows power option settings and select 'High Performance', then 'advanced' and look for the USB settings, change 'Sleep mode' from enabled to Never.Ģ: In the Run Box bar type 'cmd', a window will appear, in that window type: POWERCFG -LIST So, with this in mind what we are going to do is force Windows to set one power policy and keep it, thereby preventing the vast majority of 'HDMI and usb sensor disconnects' Now, Windows should not constantly be resetting power policy in reference to any device but (under instruction from the OR software) the OS does esp in Windows 7, 8 and 10, when that happens you can guarantee HDMI or Sensor disconnects. This is a deliberate decision by the developers in how OR configures the power for the headset, essentially, a combination of Windows and the hmd are constantly resetting the power policy to protect the life of the lens and save energy, unfortunately for us this causes many of the 'driving me crazy' disconnection issues. If users check Windows Event Viewer and select 'Windows Logs/System' they will discover numerous messages referring to 'Process C:\Program Files\Oculus\Support\oculus-runtime\OVRServer_圆4.exe (process ID:3556) reset policy scheme from ![]()
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