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The Radeon Developer Panel (RDP) is a software tool that allows users to capture RGP profiles, RMV traces, RRA scenes, and RGD crash analysis dumps on Radeon GPUs.
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Radeon Developer Mode on screen text #32

Open WoodyPWX opened 2 years ago

WoodyPWX commented 2 years ago

Hello there, could anyone please help me to disable this RDM text, visible everywhere? image Thank you, Tomas

bpurnomo commented 2 years ago

Do you have Radeon Developer Panel running? Which Adrenalin driver version are you using? Have you tried the latest Adrenalin driver?

WoodyPWX commented 2 years ago

Hey, The RDP is not running, but if I start it, it says there is existing RDS Connection Found and I can connect to it. I remember I was activating something through a cmd line once, probably the service and I can't find how to get rid of it. Ideally if I can keep the profiling ability, but without that text, blocking my view. My Adrenalin driver looks up to date: image

bpurnomo commented 2 years ago

The text can't be disabled if you are running Radeon Developer Service. You can kill the running Radeon Developer Service through task manager.

Btw, the latest version of Adrenalin driver 22.8.2 (Optional).

WoodyPWX commented 2 years ago

I would love to kill it, but I can't find it as a running service nor as a running app/process. I was looking for any name related to Radeon Developer and AMD or an abbreviation of these. Documentation doesn't say anything about closing/killing it. What is the name and is it a app, process or service? Thanks, Tomas

bpurnomo commented 1 year ago

Sorry for the late response as I missed it. RadeonDeveloperService.exe or RadeonDeveloperServiceCLI.exe is the name of the application. You can kill the running process as necessary however you shouldn't need to unless you have started the process manually by yourself or you are running into an abnormal corner case. If the system has actively running RadeonDeveloperPanel.exe (it includes the RadeonDeveloperService) or Microsoft PIX or RenderDoc, you would need to close this application in the system as otherwise the developer mode driver overlay is working as expected. The developer mode driver overlay is there to warn users that the system is running in this mode.

If you are getting into this situation regularly without having actively running RadeonDeveloperPanel, Microsoft PIX or RenderDoc in the system, please share your reproduction step so we can investigate this issue on our end.

WoodyPWX commented 1 year ago

Hey Budi, I definitely don't see any RadeonDeveloperService.exe or RadeonDeveloperServiceCLI.exe running, but it's possible I had RenderDoc running and didn't know that it is loading the service too. I will check next time. Regarding the overlay, I understand why it could be useful, but when I want to profile, I still need to use the app and such a large overlay is blocking my view. Something less intrusive would be very helpful. Regards, Tomas