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3.20.2613 BETA Although I have checked 'never' in Preferences>General>NetUpdate; Looking at TCPView when starting AIDA64, I see this; Not exactly the best behavior...

@Fiery, I see, my mistake. It works properly after I changed it to 'reverse'. Thank you for implementing this feature, and keep up the excellent work.

@Fiery, It appears that it is not working for me, unfortunately. That is to say; i see no difference in the drive free space guages than with previous versions, [/url]">http://

@Fiery, I know you have been very busy, but I was wondering if any progress was being made regarding fixing the disk usage issue? Thanks, and keep up the excellent work.

Thanks, Fiery. I know you have a lot to do, just staying current with new hardware. Keep up the excellent work.

I was hoping to see fixed hard drive usage gauges in the new 2.80 version. This is the only area I see where AIDA64 does not excel.

I used the disk usage gauges and had one question; would it not make more sense if the free space reported usage in reverse? That is, the indicator to turn red when the disk runninng out of space, rather than when it has a lot of free space? Thanks for continuing to provide the best monitoring software there is.

I was able to get it back by deleting it and creating a new one. Thanks for your help. Keep up the excellent work.

Fiery, Thank you for looking into this issue. I have tried to Modify the Sensor Panel item for the external HDD temperature, changing the size, style, type, values, etc., but I cannot. That is to say; no matter what I change, the "OK" button remains greyed out so that I cannot apply the changes. With other Sensor Paenl items, the "OK" button is usable, even without any modification. Also, why would that particular Sensor Panel icon, and only that one, be visible (and editable) for all versions of AIDA64 that use the Sensor Panel except the last three version as noted? As always, your help is greatly appreciated.

Yes, to both questions.

RAID dump zip file attached. RAID dump.zip

I cannot post the dump. I get: "an error occurred" post_too_long

Versions 2.70.2215, 2.70.2212, 2.70.2208 the icon for the temperature of my external HDD is missing: Version 2.70.2203 and earlier, the icon is present:

That is a good idea, except that one would need a way to measure the ambient temperatures. I know that some motherboards have the capability to install external temperature probes, but not all do. It would be useful, but only for a limited number of users. However, I would definitely like to see something like this implemented.

That would be a nice feature! Keep up the great work.

I get the same with any 11.5 RST after 1153. I have not bothered trying any of the RSTe. I am using the 11.2.0.1006 RST with no issues.

That appears to be it, when I disable SLi in nVIDIA Control Panel, four adapters appear.

Interesting, I have two cards, each with two DL-DVI and an HDMI, but I only see two Video Adapters listed. Perhaps it is just newer cards that do this?

Have you tried a System Restore?

CDI 5 Alpha causes 0xD1 pointing to iaStorA.sys with 11.5.0.1153 installed, therefore I did not even bother with 11.5.0.1171.

The latest Intel RST BETA does not like AIDA64. When I try to run AIDA64 (2.30 or 2.50) with RST 11.5.0.1171 installed I get a 0xD1 BSOD pointing to iaStorA.sys. I have not seen this happen with any other application I have installed. RST 11.5.0.1149 or 11.5.0.1153 have no issues and everything works as expected.

But the IAStor Service should be running, no? With 1153 installed over top of 1149, the Service is still 1149. If previous versions of RST are uninstalled, and 1153 the installed, no IAStor Service runs, nor have I seen any application associated with RST running, which leads me to believe that although the drivers are installed, no RST management of my array is occurring.

@Squall Leonhart, Well, I tried that, installing over 11.5.0.1149, and although the drivers (iaStorA.sys and iaStorF.sys) were installed (as reported by Device Manager and confirmed in the System32/drivers folder), Task Manager and the RST GUI both indicated 11.5.0.1149. I tried uninstalling 11.5.0.1149 completely and then installing 11.5.0.1153 both manually through Device Manager, and by running DPInst. Again, the drivers were installed in the System32/drivers folder, were reported by Device Manager, but the RST Service did not run, did not appear in Task Manager, nor did I have any RST GUI.

Thank you, but yes, I have trying to get it properly installed all morning. Eventually, I went back to the 1149 until a proper installer is provided.