Running on Multiple Windows Accounts and Battery Limitation

[PetrasekMartin]

When I install Ghelper on one Windows account, it runs smoothly on that account. However, if I try to login on another account, it don't run automacitly, and when i run it manuly it reports that it's already running but only starts after this message. Additionally, the battery limitation feature doesn't seem to work, as the battery always charges to 100%. It appears that the settings might be getting overwritten when I use it in this manner.

Has anyone else experienced this problem with Ghelper? Is there a solution or workaround to ensure it functions correctly on multiple Windows accounts?

Thank you for your assistance!

[seerge]

@PetrasekMartin hello, if you switch account I assume windows doesn't terminate currently running processes, so you get a notification that app is already running. When you relaunch app - it will kill other ghelper.exe process tho.

If you want to make app start with each account - you need to manually copy startup task for the app in windows Task Manager for each account

As for battery limit, you need to stop asus services, it's already covered in FAQ

[seerge]

@Hal-Jordan2814 at what exact moment does it ask for admin permissions ?

[haljordan-2814]

İt was asking at startup every time. I managed to fix it just by going into the executable itself and gave it full control for the standard account from there. Now everything is working perfectly fine and it's not prompting me for the password.

[Hal-Jordan2814]

never mind it started to ask the password on boot again. do you know how to solve this on a standard user. It asks it on log on.

[vertner82]

I have the same issue. I have my rog flow z13 setup for my work computer. I have a personal account on it and my work account. I also have admin rights account. If I use my personal or admin account it works GHelper works good. I have to enter my admin creds when i am logged into my work account. Is there a way around this? I was hoping to use GHelper to get around the armory crate admin stuff. Is there a way to make this work with admin on all accounts?

[seerge]

@vertner82 just run app as admin at least once and it will create a separate charge setting task that runs before user login even

But if you want to use app UI from different accounts you need to manually create separate startup tasks for GHelper.exe under each account

[vertner82]

Serge, is there any possibility that the ghelper app can cause my airplane mode to come on at startup and randomly turn it on every few seconds for the first few min after startup?

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[haljordan-2814]

Because Ur pc boots to quick if I press a key before GHelper is launched it constantly turns on and off aeroplane mode. Must be a bug or something. I had this before but figured it out just wait till Ur pc is fully booted up before pressing anything on the keyboard

[seerge]

@vertner82 i don’t think it’s related :) Airplane mode is a windows feature, G-Helper is not interacting with it anyhow