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Admin Error with Admin PowerShell #29

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prodbyeagle opened this issue Jul 17, 2024 · 12 comments
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Admin Error with Admin PowerShell #29

prodbyeagle opened this issue Jul 17, 2024 · 12 comments

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@prodbyeagle
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I dont really know why im getting this?

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@ArtIsWar
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You're need to run Equalizer APO as LFX/GFX FIRST, then run the falcosc's command. Not an issue with his work at all.

@Falcosc
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Falcosc commented Jul 18, 2024

Interesting that there are usecases where an admin ha no access.

https://github.com/Falcosc/enable-loudness-equalisation/blob/f4de655353da0c3d9a28840e845f305e053539a4/EnableLoudness.ps1#L76-80

$devices = Get-ChildItem "HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\MMDevices\Audio\Render\*\Properties"
if($devices.length -eq 0) {
    exitWithErrorMsg "Script does not have access to your Audiodevices, try to run it as Admin."
}

I guess Equilizer APO does change the visibility of the registry keys from System to admin.

Thats why I habe the hack in the PS file, to overwrite System write only Keys. But on most devices properties are at least readable by admins.

I probably won't add the hack on this check, because it is ugly as hell.
@prodbyeagle could you screenshot the permissions of your Audio renderer registry keys before you run the other tool please? HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\MMDevices\Audio\Render*\Properties

Maybe we can change permissions without equilizer apo

@prodbyeagle
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You're need to run Equalizer APO as LFX/GFX FIRST, then run the falcosc's command. Not an issue with his work at all.

i did i used your setup but this came

@ArtIsWar
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This GitHub is not the place for this, my community discord is.

@Falcosc apologies, unique to a setup of mine, not sure why they trickle over here.

@prodbyeagle
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i reinstalled everything and i came back
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here are the permissions
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@ArtIsWar
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@prodbyeagle Again, these issues aren't with Falcosc's work but with how you're following my guide.

Please take this issue to my discord and not crowd the Git with issues that aren't related to Falcosc's work.

@prodbyeagle
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Please take this issue to my discord and not crowd the Git with issues that aren't related to Falcosc's work.

Alright.

@Falcosc
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Falcosc commented Jul 18, 2024

Screenshot of admin permission of any device below renderer would be interesting

We need any properties folder. Best if you could find your Sound device hidden behind the folder id to screenshot the admin permissions of it's properties folder

@prodbyeagle
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Screenshot of admin permission of any device below renderer would be interesting

We need any properties folder. Best if you could find your Sound device hidden behind the folder id to screenshot the admin permissions of it's properties folder

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@prodbyeagle
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Screenshot of admin permission of any device below renderer would be interesting

We need any properties folder. Best if you could find your Sound device hidden behind the folder id to screenshot the admin permissions of it's properties folder

Oh my bad i read that wring imma do that soon

@lucr80
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lucr80 commented Sep 12, 2024

1 - Is the command in powershell definitive, after restarting the PC the audio settings will be there or do you need to do the scheduled part of tasks?
2 - Do these commands depend on gpedit group policy? In this case they would not work on Windows home.
3 - A note I noticed that even activated in the audio control the Bass settings do not change, you change, but do not change anything in the audio, only when you install the bass and the equalizer. Is that right?

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Falcosc commented Sep 12, 2024

Depends on how your driver is implemented. So trial and error on every device

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