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Okay, glad to hear that :) BTW, I run BOINC on my Android Cell and F@H on my computers. While I can control my remote systems via F@H, it would be nice to get the system information to ensure that nothing is overheat and folding smoothly. If BoincTasks Tool can actually run on an Android...

I was wondering if you plan to add remote monitoring in the future? I did find two dated threads (http://www.hwinfo.com/forum/Thread-System-Tray-in-Celsius) (http://www.hwinfo.com/forum/Thread-Reports) but they were more office orientated than a home user. A free version gives basic...

Oh, that is even better than I thought :D As usual, uber professional work from you :cool:

Unless I am mistaken, the reported values for the disks are the same in Windows 8 Task Manager. If that's the case, than the values are obtained from Resource Monitor (Windows 7+) so you can read about the disk section in this article (http://www.7tutorials.com/how-use-resource-monitor-windows-7)

Okay, thanks for the clarification.

Thanks very much! It is working on my internal and USB Drives. BTW, is it possible that you have the S.M.A.R.T. info and the transfer data under a single Disk Entry instead of two separate ones which is how it is currently done?

Looking forward to this feature :) BTW, will this work with internal drives only or will external drives (USB, Networked Drive) work too?

Okay, thanks for the explanation. Will look into the re-ordering suggestion. Thanks.

I am using HWiNFO 4.26-2020 and when my GTX 675M is offline in the sensors window, I get a large White space beneath the GPU as shown in this picture: [attachment=837] Here is the debug file in case you need it: [attachment=838] Is this behavior expected or not? Please note that within...

BTW, has any progress been made for displaying SMART Data from USB drives?

Thanks for that! I have verified it and it displays my SSD correctly :) In the report view, I noticed that some information has a smaller font size than others so am not sure if this is a feature or a bug. I have attached a screenshot for better understanding.

Okay, thanks for that tip :)

Okay, thanks for that. I have now attached it as a .zip file for you to view. You are correct, I didn't see any temperature data under the SSD but it was there under the HDD.

Please find attached the report that was generated. It took me some time to figure it out since I always thought that HWiNFO can run in only Sensor or Summary views which should be selected at start-up. I did see that the SSD was detected and the SMART values were correctly displayed including...

Thanks for the rapid update. I tested it and the results are as follows: 1) SMART Status - Internal HDDs in my desktop and laptop shows up fine - Internal SSD in my laptop shows only in the summary view and not in the sensors view - External HDDs attached to my desktop didn't show...

The laptop has Windows 8 64 bit Pro installed and that screenshot was taken after a fresh reboot and no other system monitoring application was running. Just the normal drivers and applications that started at boot time. I rebooted my laptop and this time disabled F@H and HFM.NET and I still get...

Okay, thanks for the clarification.

For the SMART, how about in the Sensors, you display the Status only when it is good. If it is bad, then only display that value which is above the threshold? Alternatively, by default, all values are hidden except the overall status but the user can configure which values are displayed by using...

Thanks very much for considering our requests :) I haven't actually tested this on my laptop but in the code below: Measure=Plugin Plugin=Plugins\HWiNFO.dll HWiNFOID=1007030 Would the HWiNFOID change if the Nvidia GPU was switched off and then turned on again? If you want me to check, then I...

Thanks for the information Martin! 1) I have attached screenshots from CrystalDiskInfo and SpeedFan along with the detailed report of the bad disk here for you to view. I did a quick research and according to Wikipedia, there are some known attributes which can help you predict the failure of...