08-30-2016 03:12 PM
In the left pane, navigate here:
Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> System -> Power Management
4. 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:
5. 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. Click Apply followed by OK. You may close the Local Group Policy Editor now.
6: When you go back into Power Options you should see this:
Finally, if you go back into Event Viewer and select 'Windows Logs/System' you should see:
See the top one?
(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!)
After this, you should never see a single error associated with 'UserModePowerService'
Source:
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UnFknBLievable said:
In windows 10 Home, Local group policy editor is not accessible unless you have windows 10 pro.
I see in my event viewer, I am having the same errors as noted in the above screenshots.
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08-31-2016 11:09 AM
UnFknBLievable said:
I did find that soon after, but following your guide, the power management folder doesn't exist and therefor could not set the policy. My power setting is already at max performance.Yes, but problem isn't 'max performance', rather, OR Home is resetting the power setting policy every few seconds. 😞 I understand Oculus want to extend the life of the lens but at this point functionality is what the end-user requires.
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