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If you have HWiNFO configure to Auto Start with Windows you might try to add a startup delay for its task in Task Scheduler. If that won't help, I will need to see the HWiNFO Debug File.

Currently the only way is to enable "Include sensor name".

This is available in 8.27-5735 Beta.

HWiNFO® v8.27-5735 Beta available. Changes: Extended number of temperatures monitored (for CPUs with up-to 256 cores). Added OSD independent window without title bar. Added workaround for thermal throttling stuck sticky on Arrow Lake-H.

Looks like the problem is that the SMU stops responding to commands after a while (something could be stuck there). Try to upgrade the BIOS (yours is from 9/2024), it might fix the problem.

Yes, it could be masked by Virtualization being active.

Looks like sensor malfunction. Can you attach the HWiNFO Debug File for analysis?

Try this. Start "regedit" and navigate into: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\HWiNFO64\Sensors Then delete the "OsdToggleHotKey" item.

Have you maybe associated the same hotkey with some other program or action? You should still be able to go into OSD settings and turn the OSD off manually.

The problem reported in this thread was fixed a while ago. Your might be something else. What exactly happens, can you provide more details?

Do you at least get the welcome screen of HWiNFO? If yes, you can go into Settings and "Reset Preferences". If not, run "regedit", navigate into "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\HWiNFO64\OSD" and delete the entire key.

Deleting the HWINFO64.INI will reset only few portable settings. It's better to click "Reset Preferences" in HWiNFO.

Can you please provide reproducible step-by-step instructions what actions you performed to make it crash?

The build number is not clear yet.

Beta builds can be downloaded from the main download page - grey button. Switching to the window without title will lock the position, switching back will unlock it.

Will be added in the next (Beta) build:

It cannot be hidden in current version, it will require code changes.

This would be possible to hide but in such case the window would lose capability to move it around.

Yes, that's by design.

HWiNFO supports this but there are some systems which have locked access to DIMMs (using proprietary mechanisms) where we cannot access the SPD, PMIC or TS.