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It's an app on Steam called Wallpaper Engine free version called Wallpaper Alive.

A lot of people are having this problem including myself. Try this in the sensor panel preferences it might help. Click on prevent sensorpanel from being minimized.

The file is at the top, just click on it and the download will start. 该文件位于顶部，只需单击它即可开始下载。

I did not realize that the post I posted did not have the panel file, sorry. Here is the original version, but it is horizontal https://forums.aida64.com/topic/667-share-your-sensorpanel/page/382/#comment-50296 Here is vertical white panel to try https://forums.aida64.com/topic/667-share-your-sensorpanel/page/381/#comment-50256 I have also sent you a private message here, check your inbox.

I did not realize that the post I posted did not have the panel file, sorry. Here is the original version, but it is horizontal https://forums.aida64.com/topic/667-share-your-sensorpanel/page/382/#comment-50296 Here is vertical white panel to try https://forums.aida64.com/topic/667-share-your-sensorpanel/page/381/#comment-50256 I have also sent you a private message here, check your inbox.

Here are some https://forums.aida64.com/search/?q="515x1920"&quick=1&type=forums_topic&item=667

Here it is

You can buy it once and use it forever, but updates only last 1 year.

Nice! Looks like you got the hang of it;)

Sounds like you need a windows manipulation software. Here are some https://search.brave.com/search?q=windows+arrangements++software&source=web

Perfect!

I have found ways to get around the scaling problem that Aida64 still has with Windows but to be ABSOLUTELY sure that there are no issues you need to keep scaling at 100%. To be honest all of your panels that I have tried have been scrambled when I view them, now that I hear that you use scaling at 175% that must be the reason why.

Apparently yes. I just use Paint and parts from other panels that are already made. This video will help

I am using Windows 11 also. Windows 11 is supposed to keep the settings of each display separate so making changes to display 1 does not alter display 2. For me it usually works. Here is my settings for 2 displays with Windows 11 that keeps the secondary display with the sensor panel at 100% and the main display at 200% I recently upgraded Aida64 to the latest version and my old trick stopped working, it seems letting the application handle scaling now works better. It looks like Aida64 and Windows scaling is still a problem and people have to try different solutions to see what works for them.

Correct, the files are stored in the .sensorpanel file which is created when you use Export.

I did a search on "480x320" and found these https://forums.aida64.com/search/?q="480x320" &quick=1&type=forums_topic&nodes=28

The good news is that all of the graphics are there. For some reason this panel looks jumbled up on my computer also. Try another one. Try this one it works for me.

Yes, it will overwrite files with the same name but that doesn't really matter since all of the graphics for each panel gets stored in the .sensorpanel file. If you accidentally have overwritten any files in the past and you want to get the original files back, open up the panel with the graphics you want and they will be available again. If you plan on saving any graphics art for use again move them out of the temporary sensorpanel directory, rename them if needed, and store them somewhere safe for future use.

Just download 1651103213_reducedtomax.sensorpanel and import it again, it works fine for me.

I cannot speak for Aida64 technical support, but if you post your problem here we will try to help.

Thanks!

Thank you!

You can do this easily yourself. Right-click on the panel and open the SensorPanel manager. Look at the first line, it will be an image and remember the name. Next open a file explorer and go to this directory : C:\Program Files (x86)\FinalWire\AIDA64 Extreme\SensorPanel Next find the image file that you remember from before, it will be a .jpg or .png That file is the background image. Load it into Paint and make any changes you want, then save the changes to the image file and put it back in C:\Program Files (x86)\FinalWire\AIDA64 Extreme\SensorPanel Next time you import the sensorpanel file you will see your changes.

Cool artwork where is it from?

Another version