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You can always find latest beta version with change log here: https://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xe

You can enter the new product key right now, it will work until the end of the combined maintenance periods.

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With the new AIDA64 v5.80 we've created a new SensorPanel theme to try and demonstrate the new DPI awareness. As before we're making this theme available for download here so you guys can use it. Of course you can tinker with it to suit your needs, this may be required also for some system configuration as not all motherboards can report back power consumption or have the fans connected to different headers. With the current version you have to manually select the right high resolution images (background and badges) in SensorPanel Manager when using the SensorPanel in a high DPI environment. We'll implement automatic loading of high resolution images automatically in an upcoming beta version soon. Download from here: SensorPanel_v580.zip

Hi, yes, we have noticed. Unfortunately Apple has decided to block this method we used to obtain the battery info.

Edin, we'll try, as soon as there is a reliable way to get any more details of the battery we'll implement it.

I've sent you your product key in a message here.

Could you please describe your system config a bit to us, like CPU/Motherboard, what kind of disks, SSD-s you have and how it is configured (like RAID arrays etc).

Well displaying this extended battery info on iOS is an undocumented method and I'm not sure about this won't be closed sooner or later and also this is only a read only access to this information so limiting the charging process is not possible with this. Anyway as I mentioned this is undocumented, we still collecting data from submitted reports to see how it works on different devices. For example there is a 2-3% difference between the reported capacity versus the capacity written on the battery and also it seems with new batteries the device charges it over the reported (and even the written) capacity. According to the reports we got, your 13% wear level and 235 cycles seems average.

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Hi, Could you please attach a screen shot of the error?

Thanks, we've fixed this.

Hi, Please try Stability Test with factory default CPU and memory clock and voltages. If this eliminates the issue with AIDA64 test, then it means the overclock rate was too high.

Hi, We've just released a new beta version with a fix to this problem. It was caused by some Microsoft products which tend to create duplicated entries for their software in Windows Registry. You can update to latest Business beta version by enabling auto-update to beta versions in Preferences or manually from here: http://www.aida64.com/downloads/ (You may need to enter your product key in the form to proceed to downloads) I've moved this topic to bug reports.

It is easier if you just let AIDA64 to update itself. You can force AIDA64 to update by selecting "Check for Updates" in the Help menu. If you don't want to use this feature just simply download the 4.20 version and install it over your current AIDA64. Make sure you quit from AIDA64 before doing this. You don't need to uninstall the software before updating. Your settings and Logitech LCD panels are stored in aida64.ini file in the installation folder of AIDA64. The update procedure I described doesn't delete your configuration file.