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Could be something else (other software) on your system causing this?

Sorry but I can't reproduce this. Which exact window do you have open?

One example here (pinned thread): https://www.hwinfo.com/forum/threads/core-frequency-reading-in-windows-11.7537/ Exact details depend on system and OS version/settings.

It's stored in registry and can be exported into a .reg file using "Backup User Settings".

In Welcome screen, Settings - License Management, About. Not in title bar.

All this has been discussed several times on this forum.

Only one instance of HWiNFO can be running. You can achieve the different layout by creating multiple configurations, then backing up the respective registry settings and restoring. This could be automated using a batch file/script.

I'm sorry but this is a requirement.

What kind of GPU workload are you running, does it sufficiently load the GPU? Can you try to disable one of the GPUs to see if it will work then?

Later Windows versions by default (and during fresh install) enable HVCI (Core isolation) that relies of virtualization.

More-less yes, it's tough to understand how Windows Defender handles those counters and exact conditions when it will refrain from using them. Many assumptions I had weren't correct so it's probably better the way it is now rather than losing them to WD again :)

I don't see any extreme CPU Die (average) value on the above screenshot. For very high values see: https://www.hwinfo.com/forum/threads/hwinfo64-cpu-die-average-spike.8044/

HWiNFO v8.02 available. Changes: Added workaround for Windows Defender messing up Effective Clock and C0 Residency counters. Added improvements for Auto Start. Enhanced support and monitoring of Moore Threads GPUs. Updated PresentMon to v2.0.0. Added support of Razer PWM PC Fan Controller...

This is unfortunately the way how ASUS boards report it. For example IOUT is reported as an integer number, so it can't properly reflect <1 A values and reports 0 A in such case. Same for POUT.

Are you running ASUS AI Suite? That could be conflicting with HWiNFO especially for EC. Can you determine whether the problem is Drive Scan or SMBus? Which of them needs to be disabled?