Recent content by Almighty1

Thanks @Martin for the clarification!

Hi Martin, Over on elevenforums, there is a discussion thread at https://www.elevenforum.com/t/kb5052090-windows-11-insider-beta-and-dev-build-26120-3360-24h2-feb-28.33864 that mentions in the Total CPU Utility section in the Sensor Status Window, the % can go up to 100% as in my case: Mines...

The best I can do is get it to show sensors window, summary window and the main window minimized which would create the system tray icon that I can click to get the main window. I have the welcome splash turned off, I noticed the welcome splash, even when you click on Start will show that...

Thanks, I have the Welcome screen turned off... Been meaning to ask, which setting will start HWInfo with Sensor Status, System Summary, Main Window and also show the HWInfo icon in the system tray? Is there anyway to have those with the Welcome screen but have it automatically show the main...

What is the memory-only mode and where is that setting located?

Hey @Martin - I just saw a thread which might need your input: https://github.com/winsiderss/systeminformer/issues/2037

Is it limited to Program Files or can it be in what is listed here by Microsoft...

Yes, I see what you mean but @Thinkpad never mentioned what happens when running HWiNF064.exe manually if it will start or not. If it doesn't, then there are other issues with HWiNFO64 itself since the HWiNFOLauncher method is only needed to automatically start HWiNFO64.exe after OSD was added...

Well, that is where the problem lies as this is what happened. The problem started with v7.73-5370 if you read the thread: https://www.hwinfo.com/forum/threads/hwinfo-v7-73-5370-beta-released.9513/ because of the OSD which requires HWiNFO64.exe to start from anywhere under "C:\Program Files" as...

That's true, but wouldn't the drawback of automatic also have another issue, the most graphics intensive process might actually be hidden behind the current displayed apps as initially I thought clock.exe from post #7 was the Windows clock in the system tray but it is actually this which is a...

Yeah, I had the block with MS Windows Security for v7.73-5381 as well and I either Allowed or Restored it. It seems like as soon as the Auto Start is enabled after turning it off in HWInfo settings, the file HWiNFO64Launcher.exe is created which is what is supposed to run from Task Scheduler.

Interesting, wouldn't a good way to do it be to just display in a certain area of the screen and it can be in the background or always on top?

@SpeedyIV - Did you try v7.73-5381 to see if it fixed the problems?

Yes, I missed that part and figured it out later it was tied to a process which is targeted either manually or automatically. Is this supposed to happen where there is no Automatic target process to be found?

Thanks, it seems to only work when I have it on Indepedent Window mode, how do I get it working in overlay mode? Update: Seems to be working but the position is in the wrong area as it's on the lower right corner of my screen. Seems like regardless if it's Top-Left, Top-Right, Bottom-Left...