After the Windows 10 Creator's Update, my Tobii eye tracking power options have gotten pretty unstable. Whether I use tobii to turn the screen off or just windows power settings to turn screen off, the screen turns back on after a few seconds. Almost as if I came in front of it (although I didn't). I've tried the following:
1. Reinstalling tobii
2. Reinstalling AW command center
3. Bios reset
4. Nvidia driver resets
5. Power settings reset (both tobii ones and windows ones)
Any suggestion on how to tackle this? Anyone else facing similar issues?
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Alienware-K_Castro Company Representative
Hi. Try reinstalling the Realtek IR Camera Driver and then the Tobii software from the support site here.
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Also, you won't have the Realtek IR camera driver if you have the full Eye Tracking. That's only if you have "Tobii Aware" (presence detection, without eye tracking). -
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@RussellA - Tobii Eye Tracking 2.8.0 (full suite, not Tobii Aware) was released last night. My Tobii app didn't see it in a check for updates, but you can download it at help.tobii.com. It's supposed to fix your exact issue (Power Feature issues with the Creators update). It fixed mine too.
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Thanks for informing me! Yes it did help! @jt-3
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That's definitely good news. I am having the exact same power issues with Tobii as OP. Will download and install now.
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I downloaded and installed yesterday and it fixed my power issues, and I'm quite happy. However, going to the Tobii site today, they appear to have pulled the 2.8 update and are only showing 2.7 again, so they may have found new problems with 2.8, though I haven't encountered any so far myself.
EDIT: Forgot the link says 2.7 but the download is actually 2.8.Last edited: Apr 20, 2017
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