Energy saving options bug

Started by DeadHead, November 12, 2014, 03:16:56 PM

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DeadHead

I think I might have reported this before.

It seems that when I enable the energy saving feature, it will bug out when switching to another user, and gets stuck in energy saving mode, never reverting to high performance. I have no other software installed that interferes with the power plans.

So, something's up when it comes to several accounts on the same computer, at least that's what it seems like.
Windows 10 Pro 64 (swedish) || Xeon 5650 @ +4 GHz || 24 gig ram || R9280 Toxic

Jeremy Collake

Thanks for the report, and sorry for the late response. This scenario wasn't handled well. I need to do some research, so it may be few builds, but is on my agenda now.
Software Engineer. Bitsum LLC.

DeadHead

Not easily reproduced, I haven't actually stumbled on this issue for the last couple of weeks, so not really sure what's up. I'll let you know if I see it occur again.
Windows 10 Pro 64 (swedish) || Xeon 5650 @ +4 GHz || 24 gig ram || R9280 Toxic

edkiefer

This is little OT, but power plans with 7.4 still seem to get confused between game bitsum HP and power app plans, as I have calc.exe setup as just test bed for HP plan.
I use it daily and now today PL shows my plan in HP but calc hasn't been used today , fresh boot .

So somewhere, I have not pinned down cause but it getting confused .
Bitsum QA Engineer

Jeremy Collake

Was Calc running when you did a manual update to 7.4? If so, that is the cause.. a bug now fixed. It doesn't affect many, as it won't do an auto update in gaming mode. Otherwise, something else could have happened. Please continue to report.+




Software Engineer. Bitsum LLC.

edkiefer

I don't know, maybe though, as I use it on an off during day .

Ok, look at log , you can see calc.exe was not running AFAIK , but processgovernor at 17:48 changed it to HP .

http://i.imgur.com/vSAgNG8.jpg

To me it looks like I had calc.exe running, I started BF4 and while it was loading (it starts off webbrowser ) I closed calc.exe before final entering game .I don't know what triggered that 12:17:48 PID 2740 processgovernor active powerplan change to HP .
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Jeremy Collake

Ok, thanks. Let me spend some time thinking about this scenario.
Software Engineer. Bitsum LLC.

edkiefer

ok, recreated it .
here what happens .
default power plan = my custom power plan .
run calc.exe =power plan HP
start BF4 =power plan bitsum HP
close calc.exe= my custom power plan change , while BF4 is running(seems wrong)
enter game and exit = power plan HP now .
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Jeremy Collake

Ah, yes, I see clearly now. Thank you for taking the time to figure out the sequencing.

I'll work on better handling when multiple power automation rules are in-effect simultaneously - it's been on the agenda for a while.
Software Engineer. Bitsum LLC.

edkiefer

I still think it would be good idea to have a default x power plan saved .
So when PL starts or does a check, if no rules are in place, make sure xx plan is used .

this would be a safegaurd type of thing, so the default keeps right over time .
Bitsum QA Engineer

Jeremy Collake

I completely agree, and it *is* coming for sure. Already been in the works. I just have to do all this right, not just hack it in. A lot of code is being refactored as I type ;).
Software Engineer. Bitsum LLC.

edkiefer

Quote from: Jeremy Collake on December 19, 2014, 01:09:29 PM
I completely agree, and it *is* coming for sure. Already been in the works. I just have to do all this right, not just hack it in. A lot of code is being refactored as I type ;).
Cool, got it .
Bitsum QA Engineer