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You can change the DPI scaling on a per-app basis. Go to the program files folder of AIDA64, right-click on aida64.exe, select Properties and go to the tab Compatibility. Best is to change the option for all users by clicking on the button on the bottom first. Click the button Change high DPI settings. At the Program DPI section, tick Use this setting to fix scaling problems..., and select I signed into Windows from the pulldown because it's a background application. And in the High DPI scaling override section tick the Override high DPI scaling behavior, and select Application from the pulldown. Click the OK button, click the Apply button and then the OK button (yes, sometimes there's a difference between those two in Windows). Then close AIDA64 and restart it.

When Aero Peek is enabled, hovering over a taskbar Aero Peek causes the Sensor Panel on a second monitor to disappear. Only the background on the second window is shown. When the mouse is moved from the Aero Peek popup, the Sensor Panel appears again. Running Windows 11 Pro EN/US 25H2 build 26200.7019 with latest updates.

Sorry to say there's still an issue with the sensor panel positioning. At first it looked all right, but I've had several occasions where the sensor panel was shown in the main display. All displays started before Windows logon. The Wallpaper Engine app (available on Steam) always shows the correct background on the correct display, never had an issue with that. Also would like to note that if the enumeration of the network adapter changes, the wrong stats are shown in the sensor panels. Please use ID's (which are unique) instead of the values of enumeration (which are subject to change).

When a fan supports full stop (0 RPM), the B850M (TUF Gaming) does not return any sensor data, which causes AIDA64 to not show the fan. The fan reappears when the RPM is above 0 RPM. So when configuring the Sensor Panel or OSD, make sure the fans are running. Then add the fan sensor to the Sensor Panel, or select the fan sensor for your OSD. Once configured, you can set the minimum RPM of the fan to 0 RPM and the fan will still show up in the sensor panel or OSD with a reading of 0 RPM.

On the Asus RTX 50's (at least on my 5070Ti and 5080 OC TUF Gaming cards) there are also only two fan sensor readings. Fan #1 is the RPM sensor for the fan most close to the bracket. This fan is in sync with the right most fan, which doesn't have an RPM sensor reading. Fan #2 is the middle fan, that counter-rotates to the outer two fans. The middle fan also has an RPM sensor reading. So it's might be correct you only have two reading for three fans.

My experience is that this happens when updating the GPU drivers. While installing, the old drivers get uninstalled/disabled, Windows reverts to basic settings and temporarily uses a different monitor ordering. At that moment, AIDA64 loses it's monitor for the sensor panel and reverts to the first available display. I don't know if possible, but AIDA64 should check for a Windows API update on display settings. If this Windows API event takes place, AIDA64 should restore the position of the sensor panel to the correct display again (works when doing manually using the "Reset position" button in the configuration screen). https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/windows.devices.display.core.displaymanager.changed

The size of the Windows pagefile per disk is not available in the sensor panel items, while it is available in the overview. Would it be possible to add this value to the disk related items for the sensor panel?

Yes!!! There's an extra Hot Key setting for the Sensor Panel Manager and it works like a charm. Thank you.

Thanks for your quick reply. This needs the sensor panel to be set to the other display before it can be accessed. Display 2 is the sensor panel display. It is placed in the upper right corner of the main display. The option to ease the cursor movement to switch between displays is turned of. So you can't access the second display with the mouse cursor. Shortcut key Ctrl+M doesn't open the Panel Manager when AIDA64 is opened/the active window. I'm using version 7.60.7300.

Hi, Is there any option to open the sensor panel manager without right-clicking on the panel itself? My panel is a secondary screen, in Windows it's placed on the upper right corner of all displays and cursor ease is disabled so one can never access the display with the cursor. To modify something, I have to do many steps in settings to get the ability to edit the sensor panel layout. Why isn't there a simple button so open the sensor panel manager? Or am I missing something? Jeroen (Sorry, should have been posted in the Sensor Panel topic)

Hi, new to this community. Love all the effort everyone is putting in designing and sharing panel designs. I'm still waiting for most parts of my new system, nothing special, in a TT Tower 300 case on a stand kit. Idea is to replace the bottom front panel (when standing) by a 7.84" 1280x400px LCD. While waiting I already had some ideas. One of them is an old school type orange LCD, which matches the Gravel & Sand of the Tower 300 case.