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Read this: Scaling issues? Q: I import a sensorpanel and its changes the size and re-aranged objects Q: How to avoid scaling problems with sensor panels? A: Two things usually cause that You do not have the proper font installed. (The default font is loaded instead) You do not have Windows scaling set to 100% A: When creating a sensor panel, make sure that you set the scaling in Windows to 100% and that the resolution in Aida64 is correct. The manually set sensor panel dimensions are saved directly in the sensor panel file and are automatically applied when loading for the first time. Q: How to check the panel size? Right click on "Aida64" Task bar Icon > Settings > SensorPanel > SensorPanel Size Scaling issues? (Windows) Fix: Try setting "DPI compatibility mode" for aida64.exe It's a Windows compatibility setting that you apply on the EXE itself. Locate AIDA64.EXE (C:\Program Files (x86)\FinalWire\AIDA64 Extreme) aida64.exe > properties > compatibility > change high DPI settings > activate "Override high DPI Scaling behavior" to System. Scaling performed by: 'System' (from the drop down) > Ok/Apply > Restart Windows > Load/import panel and check if it works now. Once you've done this, make sure that your SensorPanel properties are set to match the new panel before importing and you have a better chance of being successful. Troubleshooting not working? Users who have this scaling problem and cannot resolve the error with the known "fixes" unfortunately have to manually re-align each individual object.

If you mean the box borders that go around each section, I see them fine. Look at this png file in Paint

Click on the words "choose files" in the message editor and upload your screenshot

Every computer is different so some gauges that work on one computer might be named differently on your computer. If you see a gauge that does work, right click on the panel and select sensorpanel manager. A list of all the items in the panel will appear. Click on the item you want to change and select modify. A new window will appear with all of the sensors that are monitored on your computer. Just scroll down the list and find the sensor you need.

Я искал панель 2440 x 1080 и не нашел ни одной. Изменение размера панелей — это большая работа, потому что вам нужно изменить размер, а затем переместить каждый элемент вручную, и это занимает много времени. Здесь есть пользователи, которые изменят размер панелей или создадут новые панели за небольшую плату, просто спросите.

I did a search for that resolution and found 1, there are users here that will create panels or resize panels for a small fee. If you are interested in that just ask. https://forums.aida64.com/topic/13296-share-your-sensorpanels/page/423/#comment-53205

Here is one https://forums.aida64.com/topic/13296-share-your-sensorpanels/page/501/#comment-61742

You might have success with this program another user wrote. https://forums.aida64.com/topic/15805-powershell-script-to-move-sensorpanel-to-specific-monitor/

Scaling issues? Q: I import a sensorpanel and its changes the size and re-aranged objects Q: How to avoid scaling problems with sensor panels? A: Two things usually cause that You do not have the proper font installed. (The default font is loaded instead) You do not have Windows scaling set to 100% A: When creating a sensor panel, make sure that you set the scaling in Windows to 100% and that the resolution in Aida64 is correct. The manually set sensor panel dimensions are saved directly in the sensor panel file and are automatically applied when loading for the first time. Q: How to check the panel size? Right click on "Aida64" Task bar Icon > Settings > SensorPanel > SensorPanel Size Scaling issues? (Windows) Fix: Try setting "DPI compatibility mode" for aida64.exe It's a Windows compatibility setting that you apply on the EXE itself. Locate AIDA64.EXE (C:\Program Files (x86)\FinalWire\AIDA64 Extreme) aida64.exe > properties > compatibility > change high DPI settings > activate "Override high DPI Scaling behavior" to System. Scaling performed by: 'System' (from the drop down) > Ok/Apply > Restart Windows > Load/import panel and check if it works now. Once you've done this, make sure that your SensorPanel properties are set to match the new panel before importing and you have a better chance of being successful. Troubleshooting not working? Users who have this scaling problem and cannot resolve the error with the known "fixes" unfortunately have to manually re-align each individual object.

Thanks! I am well, just working on other things. I might start making panels again soon

Depleted a lot? More like DEAD ;)

Here are a few https://forums.aida64.com/search/?&q="1100x3840"&type=forums_topic&quick=1&item=13296&search_and_or=or&sortby=relevancy

Look here at the first video, if you have questions after that just ask. https://www.bing.com/search?q=aida64+tutorial

Here are some other panels in that size, if you don't like any people here will make you one for a small fee. https://forums.aida64.com/search/?q="1280x480"&quick=1&type=forums_topic&nodes=28

That does not look like Aida64 to me, what program does the display use?

Scaling issues? Q: I import a sensorpanel and its changes the size and re-aranged objects Q: How to avoid scaling problems with sensor panels? A: Two things usually cause that You do not have the proper font installed. (The default font is loaded instead) You do not have Windows scaling set to 100% A: When creating a sensor panel, make sure that you set the scaling in Windows to 100% and that the resolution in Aida64 is correct. The manually set sensor panel dimensions are saved directly in the sensor panel file and are automatically applied when loading for the first time. Q: How to check the panel size? Right click on "Aida64" Task bar Icon > Settings > SensorPanel > SensorPanel Size Scaling issues? (Windows) Fix: Try setting "DPI compatibility mode" for aida64.exe It's a Windows compatibility setting that you apply on the EXE itself. Locate AIDA64.EXE (C:\Program Files (x86)\FinalWire\AIDA64 Extreme) aida64.exe > properties > compatibility > change high DPI settings > activate "Override high DPI Scaling behavior" to System. Scaling performed by: 'System' (from the drop down) > Ok/Apply > Restart Windows > Load/import panel and check if it works now. Once you've done this, make sure that your SensorPanel properties are set to match the new panel before importing and you have a better chance of being successful. Troubleshooting not working? Users who have this scaling problem and cannot resolve the error with the known "fixes" unfortunately have to manually re-align each individual object.

I had to stop helping people with just 1 post. They post a request, come back 1 or 2 days later and never come back. This poster last logged on August 8, I bet he never sees your helpful reply.

Try a different sensor. Right click the panel and open the sensorpanel manager. Go down the list until you find the entry for CPU temperature. Right click that and select modify. All the sensors that Aida64 can monitor will appear. Scroll down to the temperature section and see what is available for CPU.

Try looking through these https://forums.aida64.com/search/?q=cyberpunk&quick=1 or these https://forums.aida64.com/search/?q="600x1024"&quick=1&type=forums_topic&item=13296

Try using 'system (enhanced)' it might work better.

Did you try keeping Windows at 100%, start Aida64 and move the panel to the small monitor, and THEN putting Windows to 125% ?

There are a few here https://forums.aida64.com/search/?q="1024 x 600"&quick=1&type=forums_topic&item=13296

Try this Scaling issues? Q: I import a sensorpanel and its changes the size and re-aranged objects Q: How to avoid scaling problems with sensor panels? A: Two things usually cause that You do not have the proper font installed. (The default font is loaded instead) You do not have Windows scaling set to 100% A: When creating a sensor panel, make sure that you set the scaling in Windows to 100% and that the resolution in Aida64 is correct. The manually set sensor panel dimensions are saved directly in the sensor panel file and are automatically applied when loading for the first time. Q: How to check the panel size? Right click on "Aida64" Task bar Icon > Settings > SensorPanel > SensorPanel Size Scaling issues? (Windows) Fix: Try setting "DPI compatibility mode" for aida64.exe It's a Windows compatibility setting that you apply on the EXE itself. Locate AIDA64.EXE (C:\Program Files (x86)\FinalWire\AIDA64 Extreme) aida64.exe > properties > compatibility > change high DPI settings > activate "Override high DPI Scaling behavior" to System. Scaling performed by: 'System' (from the drop down) > Ok/Apply > Restart Windows > Load/import panel and check if it works now. Once you've done this, make sure that your SensorPanel properties are set to match the new panel before importing and you have a better chance of being successful. Troubleshooting not working? Users who have this scaling problem and cannot resolve the error with the known "fixes" unfortunately have to manually re-align each individual object.

I don't know why it works well for some people and not for others. The newest version of Aida64 has a new option called 'pin sensor panel to monitor' maybe that would help. I know that this problem used to happen to me more often but it is much better now. I do not know if Windows 11 updates helped or if Aida64 updates helped. If it works after you set things up you will have to do it every time you restart the PC.

It looks like the problem many people have, Aida64 is using the Windows 125% scaling. Just to test to see if this is a scaling issue or something else put Windows scale to 100% and tell us if that fixes the problem. If it fixes the problem you can try 2 things. Put everything to 100% scaling, start Aida64 and move the sensor panel to your second screen, then put Windows back to 125% Or Fix: Try setting "DPI compatibility mode" for aida64.exe It's a Windows compatibility setting that you apply on the EXE itself. Locate AIDA64.EXE (C:\Program Files (x86)\FinalWire\AIDA64 Extreme) aida64.exe > properties > compatibility > change high DPI settings > activate "Override high DPI Scaling behavior" to System. Scaling performed by: 'System' (from the drop down) > Ok/Apply > Restart Windows > Load/import panel and check if it works now.