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That was what I did. I copied the INI file from the previous version and then manually run the new version and do settings, toggle auto start off from on followed by OK, then settings, toggle auto start on ad click on OK. Right click and exit HWnfo. Launch Task Scheduler, look for HWInfo task...

Thanks @SpeedyIV. v7.73-5375 works fine for me as it basically creates a HWiNFO64Launcher.exe as part of the launching from task scheduler.

Where exactly is the error message shown in task scheduler as II wasn't able to see it on mines. Thanks!

Same issue here to confirm the results... I always uncheck Auto Start and then OK in Settings and then check Auto Start and then OK in Settings so it points to the current version. It works fine in v7.73-5365 and earlier but just v7.73-5370 has this issue.

Thanks @Martin for the clarification.

Is Build 5271 actually v7.66 or v7.67 Beta as the current v7.66 released is also build 5271? The v7.67 Build 5271 linked in post #2 appears to have only the x64 and not the x86(32 bit) .exe.

LOL, just making sure if there were other changes. Are you the same VictorVG that used to provide the Process Hacker builds?

As there was no announcement for 5266, are there any other changes in 5266?

Thanks SilverAzide, yours seems to have way more things listed under SMIBIOS DMI than I do as I don't have the Processor, L1 Cache, L2 Cache, L3 Cache, Bios Language, Group Associations, Portable Battery, Cooling Device, Temperature Probe, System Power Supply from my brief comparison...

SilverAzide, I have a Dell XPS 15 9570 which is on a i7-8750h CPU. I don't see any fans for HWiNFO either, can you do a screenshot of "SMBIOS DMI" where the "Cooling Device" entries show up as I can't even find those.

Thanks to this thread, I got the AutoStart working with the new beta as it was basically what post #4 said and then checking task scheduler to confirm the HWinfo entry and then rebooting to make sure it works after manually running the task before rebooting.

My HWInfo64 works fine with Windows 11, been using it since July 22, 2021 with 22000.100 installed.

Nope, I always unzipped to the name of the folder being the same as the zip. Anyways, I have fixed it as I saw another thread where one should uncheck and then OK and then check and then OK and saw HWinfo in Task Scheduler, works now. False alarm, sorry!

It seems AutoStart is not working with v7.07, Build 4510 but worked fine in the Beta before this. Fixed it as mentioned below, it was a false alarm. Just need to uncheck AutoStart and click OK then check AutoStart and click on OK and making sure HWInfo shows up in Task Scheduler.