mefranklin6
mefranklin6
I am (thankfully) unable to reproduce the issue on the latest Windows 11 Enterprise 23H2 22631.3007. This version has the same 'new' sound panel that you linked. I take it...
Tried it on my home PC which is on the same build as yours, still works. BTW I'm not a dev on this project, just a user contributing data. My...
That's obtainable using built-in PowerShell methods for sting manipulation. Hopefully this helps: ```PowerShell # Load the "Name" results from the query into a list $audio_list = Get-AudioDevice -List | Select-Object...
only if there's a space before the parenthesis, which I haven't come across. Usually it's something like "Intel(R)" This may be more robust though as it can handle a string...
Possible race condition related to my issue #647 ? You can try instantiating f1 and f2 within the below function so they will be made on boot and after everything...
@SnokxStefan I too learn best from examples and hope to contribute some to the documentation now that I'm understanding how things work. When porting from YAML to Python, you'll have...
1. By default when only the entity is specified, such as `@state_trigger('climate.my_thermostat.hvac_action')`, it triggers only when the actual `state` value changes. You can find what an entity uses as `state`...
See #61 You can use built-in Powershell functions to disable devices in Device Manager. This project does not have a 'soft disable' like through the GUI yet but, it's been...