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Unable to disable ASW in il2 after latest nvidia driver update(385.41)


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I know one other person is having the same issue. Anyone else having it or have figure out a solution?

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I know one other person is having the same issue. Anyone else having it or have figure out a solution?

 

No problem on my end, however I use the Oculus Tray Tool with a profile for BoS to disable it.

When I was running a benchmark a couple days ago with BoS I was trying to disable with the ctrl + numpad 1, it would stick for a short bit and then would kick back in, so there may be something up with using the keyboard command...

TG-55Panthercules
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I've just been turning it off with CTRL+1, and have not noticed any situation with it turning back on by itself.  When I turned it on specifically for a test (using CTRL+4) it locked everything to 45 FPS (which is well below the average FPS in my tests) so I assume I would have seen some evidence like unexpectedly low results from my tests if it were coming back on by itself.  However, I haven't been looking out for this behavior specifically - will try to keep an eye out for it in my next few tests.

 

I'm running with 385.41, too.

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The problem is that ASW is forced on and the ctrl+1,2,3,4 shortcuts are no longer working. Its just automatically on and I cant shut the thing off. The problem seems to have only happened once I installed the new nvidia drivers, but it makes no sense on how that would make ASW stuck in auto/enabled

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The problem is that ASW is forced on and the ctrl+1,2,3,4 shortcuts are no longer working. Its just automatically on and I cant shut the thing off. The problem seems to have only happened once I installed the new nvidia drivers, but it makes no sense on how that would make ASW stuck in auto/enabled

 

Ok so this sounds simple but I only mention it as I have done this myself, are you sure numlock is on?

SCG_Fenris_Wolf
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ctrl+1 2 3 4 do work for me.

 

Check your numlock. Check that you have selected the IL-2 mirror window. Make sure to keep the headset on, don't leave the proximity sensor.

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