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Just downloaded AIDA64 Extreme beta to test my Thermalright Trofeo vision 9.16" display and it will indeed run completely silent at startup by creating a task scheduler "run on demand" task setting the user as SYSTEM it doesnt show anything in the windows tray this is awesome and will stop people from meddling with the program once ive got it setup properly, cant wait till AIDA64 business supports my screen.

Ive noticed my thermalright 9.16" screens resolution is in fact 1990x480 not 1920x482 as stated in the AIDA64 software Am i right or am i missing something? Also any updates on when thermalright 9.16" will be supported fully in AIDA64 Business? Thanks Paul.

I reassembled the PC and I no longer have the old battery, sorry

It means AIDA64 may use an incorrect sensor register to measure VBAT. Can you make test runs with both a depleted and a good battery?

This looks amazing. Will you be sharing?

That's not the case, I did several tests, and it clearly indicated 3.12v for the faulty battery (~0.76v on the multimeter) The new battery fluctuates between 3.16 and 3.18v

On that motherboard VBAT monitoring should work accurately.

Asus Rampage VI Extreme Encore (X299)

It should be able. What motherboard do you have?

If you have no existing AIDA64 license, then you need a new license.

ios style secondary screen

Would i have to buy a new licence? I was planning on getting the business version.

Hello Can Aida64 correctly read the battery voltage ? My PC was having trouble saving BIOS settings, Aida64 showed a battery voltage of 3.12v I removed the battery, and the multimeter showed 0.76v Thanks

Running into this same issue. Beta build is doing the same thing. System is an ASUS TUF Z690, running an Intel Core I7 12700F, 12 core ~2.1ghz, 32gb onboard. I have several USB devices connected (mostly MIDI gear) but all through a switchable USB hub that has all of them powered off. No external storage, media readers, or cameras. I have disconnected my USB game controller and headset. SensorPanel stopped working ~1 week ago, been trying to troubleshoot it since, and each time I start up AIDA64 Extreme and try to invoke it, program shows "Detecting Sensor Information..." indefinitely. Both SensorPanel and OSD are 'active' and cannot be disabled, neither one is displayed onscreen.

I've had good success with a ROADOM 7" touchscreen LCD, ordered thru Amazon. It's basically a display on a frame that is designed for Raspberry Pi builds. You should also be able to source displays like this through MicroCenter if you've one within reasonable distance (they do not ship parts to buyer addresses, only to their own stores.)

You can do that with AIDA64 Business, AIDA64 Engineer and AIDA64 Network Audit using the /SILENT command-line option. You may also like the following guide about command-line automation offered by our business products: https://www.aida64.com/news/aida64-command-line-builder-tool

Yes, of course.

It was mine:)...Share it later after work:)

Hey, I am new here and wasn't aware of something I posted after some carful consideration and some great advice from @BHSY I am removing posts regarding a star trek panel i was working on and will be restarting the project.

Hey, I am new here and wasn't aware of something I posted after some carful consideration and some great advice from @BHSY I am removing posts regarding a star trek panel i was working on and will be restarting the project.

for more Star Trek skins check out this posting

be up to Rinaldop, it is his screen. I just modified it to fit my screen 1600X1200

I've sent you a private message about this issue.

Just wanted to share a major upgrade with the community here! We have officially brought multi-touch support to our new BeadaPanel Model 8. Retaining the core DNA of the original BeadaPanel, this new 8.8-inch model is designed to sit perfectly right beneath your main monitor as the ultimate hardware monitor and desktop centerpiece. Unlike traditional secondary screens that act as dummy displays, the BeadaPanel Model 8 is powered by our fully customized, native Qt-based desktop operating system: Elephant OS. Running robustly on the Elephant system, it functions just like a smartphone home screen with interactive icons. You can seamlessly switch and multitask using multi-touch gestures between: Live PC Data: Streaming and rendering your highly customized AIDA64 sensor panels. Local Standalone Apps: Instantly jumping into native, hardware-accelerated local apps such as video/music players, photo galleries, clocks, screensavers, and even desktop games. Everything runs on-board smoothly, giving you an entirely interactive smart hub on your desk without hogging your PC's display real estate. Our early developer community has already given it excellent feedback. More exciting features are currently in development for the Elephant ecosystem! For example, we are planning VirtualStroke, an upcoming app that turns your BeadaPanel into a fully customizable PC macro pad. With VirtualStroke running on Elephant, you’ll be able to trigger complex PC shortcuts, hotkeys, and custom macros directly from your touchscreen. Check out the full technical specs and design here:

I think this panel is really cool, could you share it?