You don't need to buy a license unless you're using HWiNFO for commercial purposes. But if you want to help with support, it's up to you
I'm sorry, but I don't have information how to support this proprietary technology. I tried this in the past, but didn't succeed yet. If you would attach the HWiNFO Debug File, I can have a look if I perhaps can see something, but chances are rather small.
Please check your Regional settings in Windows. What Language for non-Unicode programs do you have set?
Can you try to set the "Use Unicode UTF-8 ..." setting if your name will be shown properly?
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Using a *.key extension could be problematic with some e-mail clients or anti-malware software. They might block it as suspicious.
Here's how to create the Debug File: https://www.hwinfo.com/forum/threads/read-this-before-submitting-a-report.241/
Thanks for the Debug File. Unfortunately it's as I expected and I'm unable to figure out how to access the members.
Is there perhaps any other tool able to show them? CrystalDiskInfo, HD Sentinel..
Excellent, after reboot...
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Just one more thing, the registry file, it would be nice if it was called hwinfo64.key, to be in line with hwinfo64.ini and hwinfo64.exe
Thanks, Martin
Please check your Regional settings in Windows. What Language for non-Unicode programs do you have set?
Can you try to set the "Use Unicode UTF-8 ..." setting if your name will be shown properly?
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Martín on another system that does not support UTF, in the regional settings window, as shown in the image.
How do I solve the problem of accents in the license?
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In that case I'll have to fix this on my side somehow, let me have a look at that...
Update: This will be fixed in the next Beta build and it should work regardless of regional settings or UTF-8 mode.
In that case I'll have to fix this on my side somehow, let me have a look at that...
Update: This will be fixed in the next Beta build and it should work regardless of regional settings or UTF-8 mode.