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Hi Martin/Kalle, Yes, I think that would be a good solution. In the shared memory viewer application used to get the ID for the HWiNFOID Rainmeter parameter, it displays Sensor, Entry and Units in addition to the ID and value. So perhaps I can just add a second Rainmeter parameter to the...

Great, thanks for letting me know.

Is HWiNFOMonitor.exe listed in the task manager's process list when the gadget is open? If not, can you run it from here and see if the gadget shows values now? C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Sidebar\Gadgets\HWiNFO

Not sure if it will help, but my rig is similar. Its an X79 board with the Intel RAID enabled in the UEFI, running Win8x64 and HWiNFO64 4.10-1820. I have 5 drives installed. I have one Crucial M4 SSD which shows smart status in the system details, but no temperature is reported in the...

Yes, thanks for sharing.....that's a lot of info!

When you make changes in the gadget settings, the changes are saved to those files. Deleting those files will cause the gadget to use default settings again (don't even need to uninstall the gadget). And correct, they are not uninstalled when you remove the gadget, so the problem would just...

Hi. Can you please zip and email me the contents of your "C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\HWiNFOMonitor" folder? My email is in the about tab of the gadget settings. Thanks, Nick

Looks good. Thanks for posting!

Windows 8 Task Manager on steroids....I like it. Nice work and thanks for sharing.

Great, thanks for letting me know!

Thanks again.....I'll definitely have to poke around a bit more when I get back from my trip.

Awesome job. Thanks for sharing !!! - Nick

OK, I understand what you are saying about the whole sidebar getting corrupted. I thought you were saying that sidebar needs to run in either 32 or 64 bit mode. I did not even know it has 2 modes. This gadget does not have any specific code that would require one over the other. Then helper...

Sorry for the delayed reply. I'm traveling in Europe and only have intermittent internet access. Please try the solution mentioned here: http://www.hwinfo.com/forum/Thread-HWiNFOMonitor?pid=2797#pid2797 @aMduser - Thanks for the info. Not sure why 32/64 or the systray would have...

Thanks for providing the list. I'll check into them.

Wow, that is bad.....LOL. Would you mind looking at your update history and telling me the list of KB articles that were installed? I'd appreciate it.

And it was working fine before? Any Windows updates installed that coincide with the issue? I wonder if an update is breaking this? Sorry for not posting the resolution before. But what we did was remove the comment at the top of the HTML files. 1 - close the gadget 2 - Edit the...

That looks great. Thanks for sharing!

That's great. Thanks for letting me know, and for testing it on so many builds. I tested it on XP SP3 x86 and the 32-bit version of Rainmeter running on Windows 7 x64. Functionally the debug build is no different, just has debugger info to bloat it. So I'd rather not. If you want to help...

RE: Rainmeter plug-in for HWiNFO This issue has been resolved. You can download version 1.0.1 from the first post: http://www.hwinfo.com/forum/Thread-Rainmeter-plug-in-for-HWiNFO?pid=2636#pid2636 Let me know how you make out. Thanks! Nick