v1.0.0
XR_APILAYER_MLEDOUR_xr_telemetry v1.0.0
OpenXR API layer built from commit c2e59d5de531f6882a046330c466d065f78a503a.
Assets
| File | Description |
|---|---|
XR_APILAYER_MLEDOUR_xr_telemetry-*-x64-Setup.exe |
Installer (recommended) — installs to Program Files, registers the layer, creates uninstaller in Add/Remove Programs |
XR_APILAYER_MLEDOUR_xr_telemetry-Release-x64.zip |
ZIP for manual install (DLL + JSON + PowerShell scripts) |
XR_APILAYER_MLEDOUR_xr_telemetry-Debug-x64.zip |
Debug build with full symbols, for troubleshooting |
Install (installer)
- Download the
...-Setup.exeabove. - Run it — admin elevation is handled automatically.
- The layer is installed to
C:\Program Files\XR-Telemetry\
and registered with the OpenXR loader.
Install (manual / ZIP)
- Download
...-Release-x64.zipand unzip to a permanent location. - Open an elevated PowerShell and run:
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\Install-Layer.ps1
Uninstall
- Installer: Settings → Apps → XR_APILAYER_MLEDOUR_xr_telemetry → Uninstall
- Manual: run
Uninstall-Layer.ps1from an elevated PowerShell
Disable without uninstalling
Set the environment variable DISABLE_XR_APILAYER_MLEDOUR_xr_telemetry=1 for the
target process.
🔒 Signed with a Certum Open Source Code Signing Cloud certificate
(subject: Open Source Developer Michael Ledour). Verify locally with:signtool verify /pa /v <file>.exeWindows SmartScreen may still warn ("Unknown publisher") on early
downloads until the publisher reputation builds with volume.
Anti-cheat systems may flag any OpenXR layer DLL — even a signed
one — when loaded into a hooked game.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/mledour/XR-Telemetry/commits/v1.0.0