datacenter
Member
First of all I apologies if I am stepping over somekind of forum policy that I have missed!
:: My problem:
I have been using HWInfo on my second monitor constantly, in order to check on my PC performance (especially when gaming). So I use graphs a lot and that blueish background color is just too bright for me and there is no option to change it.
:: My solution:
The colors are kept in the windows memory(e.g. the RAM) and if you change them there you can set whatever color you like. So I made a portable exe file that I fire up right after the startup of HWInfo and it replaces the graph background color to mine.
I used Cheat Engine + Lua to write and compile the script into an EXE. I am not going to provide the EXE, just because of security (and do not what to get ban from the forum)…. but I will provide you the script and show you how to compile it in just a click.
:: End Result
:: How to:
You need to use Cheat Engine -> https://cheatengine.org/
Here is the script:
The first part changes the background color and the second one the grid color. (my choice was light dark on gray grid)
To compile it, just download cheat engine and fire it up and paste the code in Table - Show Cheat Table Lua Script
Paste the script:
Save it:
Change the Icon to whatever you prefer and press generate:
If your HWinfo starts on boot, just add a shortcut of your new exe here or the whole exe file:
"C:\Users\<YOUR USERNAME>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup"
If by any chance HW starts after the exe, you can always make a bat file - let me know if you need help with that.
Hope this helps someone and probably someday we will see it as a native feature.
Thanks for the great APP
Have a great day.
:: My problem:
I have been using HWInfo on my second monitor constantly, in order to check on my PC performance (especially when gaming). So I use graphs a lot and that blueish background color is just too bright for me and there is no option to change it.
:: My solution:
The colors are kept in the windows memory(e.g. the RAM) and if you change them there you can set whatever color you like. So I made a portable exe file that I fire up right after the startup of HWInfo and it replaces the graph background color to mine.
I used Cheat Engine + Lua to write and compile the script into an EXE. I am not going to provide the EXE, just because of security (and do not what to get ban from the forum)…. but I will provide you the script and show you how to compile it in just a click.
:: End Result
:: How to:
You need to use Cheat Engine -> https://cheatengine.org/
Here is the script:
The first part changes the background color and the second one the grid color. (my choice was light dark on gray grid)
Code:openProcess("HWiNFO64.exe") MS = createMemScan() FL = createFoundList(MS) MS.FirstScan(soExactValue, vtGrouped, rtRounded, "1:224 1:247 1:254","", 0, 0xffffffffffffffff,"", fsmNotAligned,"1", false, false, false, false) MS.waitTillDone(); FL.initialize() if FL.Count~=0 then for i=0,FL.Count-1 do addr = getAddress(FL.Address[i]) writeBytes (addr, 37) --RED scale form 0-255 writeBytes (addr+1, 37) --GREEN scale form 0-255 writeBytes (addr+2, 37) --BLUE scale form 0-255 end end FL.destroy() MS.destroy() MSS = createMemScan() FLS = createFoundList(MSS) MSS.FirstScan(soExactValue, vtGrouped, rtRounded, "1:171 1:198 1:232","", 0, 0xffffffffffffffff,"", fsmNotAligned,"1", false, false, false, false) MSS.waitTillDone(); FLS.initialize() if FLS.Count~=0 then for i=0,FLS.Count-1 do addrS = getAddress(FL.Address[i]) writeBytes (addrS, 100) --RED scale form 0-255 writeBytes (addrS+1, 100) --GREEN scale form 0-255 writeBytes (addrS+2, 100) --BLUE scale form 0-255 end end FLS.destroy() MSS.destroy() closeCE()
To compile it, just download cheat engine and fire it up and paste the code in Table - Show Cheat Table Lua Script
Paste the script:
Save it:
Change the Icon to whatever you prefer and press generate:
If your HWinfo starts on boot, just add a shortcut of your new exe here or the whole exe file:
"C:\Users\<YOUR USERNAME>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup"
If by any chance HW starts after the exe, you can always make a bat file - let me know if you need help with that.
Hope this helps someone and probably someday we will see it as a native feature.
Thanks for the great APP
Have a great day.