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thebookisclosed / ViVe

C# library and console app for using new feature control APIs available in Windows 10 version 2004 and newer
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Program not working #29

Closed Chaoschaot232 closed 2 years ago

Chaoschaot232 commented 2 years ago

Hi,

I tried this program out to get rid of this new pice of shitty Task Manager. I don't want it and decided to change it back to the old ones with the hope that on my Evaluation copy Build 22581.ni_release,220318-1623 this would work but it hasn't worked.

Used cmds: image

Task Manger after using these cmds: image

Either things are not working here, or smth. is protecting the changes, which your program want's to do/to set or smth. else is not working.

Maybe it is better to get all relevant files from the old Taskmanger and simply overwrite them and compleatly remove the old files.

thebookisclosed commented 2 years ago

Please read through this new Wiki article to understand why you're experiencing the behavior you're describing: https://github.com/thebookisclosed/ViVe/wiki/Which-features-can-ViVeTool-toggle%3F

Chaoschaot232 commented 2 years ago

Please read through this new Wiki article to understand why you're experiencing the behavior you're describing: https://github.com/thebookisclosed/ViVe/wiki/Which-features-can-ViVeTool-toggle%3F

So this means that the mentioned Feature IDs may have changed so that the commands itself are correct but the IDs aren't? But why is the console then not erroring out? Shouldn't it blame for a non existing feature ID?

Tbh. I don't get it at all :S

thebookisclosed commented 2 years ago

Nowhere in that Wiki does anything say that IDs change. The shipping states do. They changed it from Disabled/Enabled By Default to Always Enabled, meaning you can't switch states anymore. The page also talks about IDs being decentralized and there being no way to guarantee that a change you've made results in a meaningful difference. Did you even read it?