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Hello BoboJackson, please can you share it? thanks

Hi @Fiery Thanks for the reply, just tested this now with PCH / Bixby disabled with same result. Any other ideas please?

Please avoid posting a single issue into multiple topics. I've replied you in your other topic. The issue you're struggling with is not related to the System Stability Test feature, but is rooted much deeper, in the hardware monitoring module of AIDA64.

@Greywulff @TheSho21 @Artur Ozi @fizzgabiz @toriqo @NetJunkie @JohnHagen Assuming you guys all have Ryzen based systems, please try the following: 1) Run AIDA64, press Ctrl+D 2) In the popup menu that appears go to HWMon Modules and uncheck (disable) PCH / Bixby. That would disable PROM21 thermal monitoring that may just be behind the issues on your systems. Let us know if it makes a difference.

Hi, new interface but same crash as previous versions even when sat idle. Identical results on Asus x570 and MSI x670e platforms, GPU monitoring enabled/disabled no difference. Please help!

Same same but different, great.

We've looked into the issue, and our conclusion is that: 1) The public information on how HD Sentinel calculates HDD condition is very outdated. What's publicly available is cca. 20-year-old information. 2) Since then the HD Sentinel condition calculation got way more sophisticated and more complicated than how it used to work 20+ years ago. 3) We can only use the publicly available information on how HD Sentinel calculates HDD condition. If we implement that formula, the calculated condition may or may not match the value shown by the latest version of HD Sentinel. The results would be higher (in %) than HD Sentinel values, but IMHO they would still be relevant since it would still show a sub-100% value for HDDs that are in a deteriorating condition. What do you think? Should we implement the old formula even though it wouldn't match the one displayed by the latest version of HD Sentinel? BTW, I personally recommend you to keep using HD Sentinel along with AIDA64 on the basis that it is a much more sophisticated and focused application when it comes to monitoring disk drives. It has more granular and better alerting features too. And on modern computers it consumes negligible amount of system resources.

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Thanks to AI... Btw, I Love AI! I had a USBstick connected to my computer... That thing fucked AIDA64 up completely... I removed it and rebooted and everything is running fine now...

I appreciate that the download link has been removed. This was never about lost earnings; it was about respecting ownership and obtaining permission before reusing someone else's work. I'm glad the link has been removed, and I consider the matter resolved. 👍

The System Stability Test has always been one of the most popular and widely used features of AIDA64. However, it hasn't received quite as much attention as it deserved in recent years. That's about to change! Over time, we've collected plenty of valuable feedback and ideas from our community. We've combined those suggestions with some of our own to give the Stability Test a fresh start. What's new? Completely redesigned interface: A modern, cleaner layout with improved controls and monitoring. Test profiles: Easily choose between maximum stress, general stability checks, or targeted CPU, memory, and storage testing. Timed tests: Set a duration and let AIDA64 stop automatically, or stick with unlimited testing. A new foundation: Behind the redesigned interface is a new platform that opens the door to more advanced testing capabilities and exciting features in future updates. And this is just the beginning! The new interface is only the first step. We have several exciting improvements in the pipeline, and there's plenty more to come! Give it a try! The new System Stability Test is already available in the latest AIDA64 beta version! Give it a try, and check out the attached screenshots for a first look at the redesigned interface. As always, your feedback matters! Many of these improvements started with suggestions from our community. What do you think of the redesign, and what would you like to see next? Download from: https://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta

My AIDA64 Extreme is also freezing the very second windows pops up after booting up or rebooting. It's very weird, it hasn't done this before. I dont know what changed? I cannot do anything with my AIDA64. Totally unresponsive, the "windows wheel" is spinning if I hover over the UI. If I rightclick over the app next the clock to get to settings, nothing happends. Totally dead. I've also done a fresh install. I uninstalled and couldnt delete all files. I had to go into the registry to remove 1 file that was left that blocked me from deleting all AIDA64 folders. After reinstalling it worked. I dont know when it stopped working, I dont look at the UI that often, but, the reinstallation was 2 days ago. I'll try a beta version to see if it works.

Recovering from a motherboard failure, circling back to this. With different but same model CPU and MOBO fully tunned and tested stable, the issue has recurred consistent with original findings of this having something to do with aida 64 reyujin III extreme LCD screen integration with or without default settings. rebooting + windows update aida 64 disabled at startup 11-8-28 3:40 Pm EST

I've sent you a private message about this.

I am not claiming that it isn’t yours. It is stated that it has been modified, and both the branding and the panel belong to the owner. Only the skin was used; the sensors and fonts have been changed. It is not a competitor to your work. And rest assured, not a single person downloaded it, so you haven’t lost any potential earnings. The download link has been removed, as requested.

Obrigado pela contribuição amigo, você é um amigo.

Obrigado pela contribuição amigo, você é um amigo.

Obrigado pela contrinuição amigo, você é uma amigo.

Hello, dear Admin. I would like to purchase a AIDA64 Extreme license to monitor the health of my laptop. Might I ask for a discount as a new fan of your product? 🫠

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I'm facing the same issue. AIDA64 Version: 8.40 Display: Single monitor (3840 × 2160 @ 144Hz) DPI Scaling: 275% Sensor panel resets its position, after screen waking from sleep. (windows 11 power settings) Every time the display wakes up, the SensorPanel moves from the far right of the screen all the way to the far left. Note that enabling the "Lock position" option in AIDA64 preferences doesn't make any difference—the panel still jumps to the left upon wake. The only workaround I've found so far is using the third-party tool SensorPanelPin from GitHub. Is there a native setting or fix within AIDA64 or Windows to prevent this coordinate reset?

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I see, well OpenRGB looked into it more, and they said to procceed further investigation, they really need hardware access of the mobo to analyze what the display actually does, and when that is figured out, a sollution might be initiated. Tsunami from OpenRGB community is an expert in Reverse Engineering he has the expertise and also the tools to investigate, but the only missing piece is that he has no hardware access of Gigabyte Motherboard with display. From the research I did, no single soul has ever investigated Gigabyte motherboard screens, Gigabyte motherboard 5inch design has been applied across multiple generation, and there has not been any attempt to investigate it sadly, they all share the same display design in terms of how it functions and is connected. The only path forward is to have access of the motherboard hardware and let someone do a propper investigation of how the Gigabyte display operates, if the analysis reveals that there is a way to enter inside the display, there might be a sollution to control the display despite the design that Gigabyte intended for the display. I was hoping Aida 64 community could get involved with the investigation, but it seems like you guys are more focussed on Software instead of figuring out how a specific hardware works. I hope there is more awareness on this Gigabyte issue, and hopefully someone can jump in and figure out how to take control of Gigabyte mobo display.