Dear Martin,
Thank you so much for all your work on HWinfo - it is such a useful tool. I don't know if this is a bug but would make a great difference to me.
I have been slowly removing all the fans from my PC to get some peace while I think. The loudest component is now my HDD which I cannot afford to replace with an SDD because of its size. As I have gone fan-less I have been very keen to monitor my temperatures. I try and keep my HDD spun down as much as possible to make it quiet because I only use for long term storage of large files. Unfortunately every time HWinfo polls the HDD for temperature data it also spins up the drive which makes (compared to the silence) lots of noise.
I also use Speccy and HDDScan both of which seem to be able to poll the drive for its temperature without spinning it up. Is it possible for HWinfo to do the same?
The drive is a 4TB TOSHIBA HDWE150
Thanks so much for your help.
James
Thank you so much for all your work on HWinfo - it is such a useful tool. I don't know if this is a bug but would make a great difference to me.
I have been slowly removing all the fans from my PC to get some peace while I think. The loudest component is now my HDD which I cannot afford to replace with an SDD because of its size. As I have gone fan-less I have been very keen to monitor my temperatures. I try and keep my HDD spun down as much as possible to make it quiet because I only use for long term storage of large files. Unfortunately every time HWinfo polls the HDD for temperature data it also spins up the drive which makes (compared to the silence) lots of noise.
I also use Speccy and HDDScan both of which seem to be able to poll the drive for its temperature without spinning it up. Is it possible for HWinfo to do the same?
The drive is a 4TB TOSHIBA HDWE150
Thanks so much for your help.
James