Fiery

To me it seems there's a missing quotation mark (" character) there, before /XML. A fixed command-line would look like this: "\\Directory\Directory\Directory\Directory\AIDA64-JH\AIDA64\Aida64.exe" /CUSTOM \\nas\test\Script\Development\AIDA64-JH\fulrep.rpf /LANGEN /R "\\Directory\Directory\Directory\R90KLBTM\R90KLBTM" /XML

Thank you for your feedback

Who says that? AIDA64?

If you set the Environment variable serial to the right value, you can use it in your command-line as you've proposed (%serial%).

Just post them here in case you cannot find the panel type for the displays on the Monitor page of AIDA64. The same screen shot than what you've posted above would work great in those cases as well, although a copy-paste of the textual information would be even better

Furmark, MemTest86, Prime95 come to mind

It could be. Have you tried running other memory stress or memory CRC checker tools? Or generally any other stress testing tool that may also find stability issues. If the issue can be confirmed by another software, it's definitely something in your hardware configuration, and not a glitch in AIDA64

If you have a space character or any other special character in your folder name or file name, you need to put it between quotation marks (" characters). For example: Start D:\AIDA64\Aida64.exe /CUSTOM "C:\Users\Jeppe Helbo\Desktop\AIDA64project\fulrep.rpf" /LANGEN /R "C:\Users\Jeppe Helbo\Desktop\AIDA64project\Testmaskiner\%serial%" /XML Also, in case your Windows user is Jeppe Helbo, I'd also improve on your command-line by replacing the fully qualified personal folder name by its Environment variable, which should result in the same output, but would work independent from the name of the current Windows user. For example: Start D:\AIDA64\Aida64.exe /CUSTOM "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\AIDA64project\fulrep.rpf" /LANGEN /R "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\AIDA64project\Testmaskiner\%serial%" /XML Check if it works better that way Also, be aware of using a string from DMI, such as motherboard serial number. It may contain such characters that cannot be included in a filename. In such cases AIDA64 will not be able to save the file.

No, there isn't. As for your other post, AIDA64 Business v5.95 (stable release) also includes your monitor. I suppose you're using an older AIDA64 version than 5.95.

Thank you. That display should already be included in the latest AIDA64 beta database, including its panel type: https://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta

Thank you. Please upgrade to the latest beta version of AIDA64 Extreme available at: https://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta After upgrading to this new version, make sure to restart Windows to finalize the upgrade. Let me know if it helps.

Please upgrade to the latest beta version of AIDA64 Extreme available at: https://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta After upgrading to this new version, make sure to restart Windows to finalize the upgrade. Let me know if it helps.

Thank you for the data. Please upgrade to the latest beta version of AIDA64 Extreme available at: https://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta After upgrading to this new version, make sure to restart Windows to finalize the upgrade. Let me know if it helps.

Thank you for your feedback.

Thank you. We've built a system with a GeForce 7900 GS video card, using Windows 98 SE and the unofficial ForceWare 82.69 drivers you've linked above, but we haven't been able to reproduce the BSoD. For us everything worked smoothly. Please let me know at which place (which page) in AIDA64 do you get the BSoD.

For that purpose I suppose you'd want to process either the Devices / Windows Devices or the Devices / USB Devices page of AIDA64.

Copy-paste the full content of the Display / Monitor page of AIDA64 into this topic, and we'll check if it's possible to add extended information to the relevant database entry. If you know the panel type for your display, please let us know.

Yes, it's possible to monitor your PC from any web browser, running on any kind of device that has a web browser. You can use the RemoteSensor feature for that purpose:

Arc gauges can have any diameter. You can set it by adjusting the Diameter setting. You can also adjust its thickness and colour, of course.

It takes quite some time for Windows to allocate almost 64 GB of memory when AIDA64 starts to "eat it up" in order to allocate its memory buffers for the memory stress test. During the time Windows is processing the memory allocation, AIDA64 may stop responding momentarily. Try to wait 10 to 20 seconds and see if AIDA64 gets back to responding again.

Please let me know more about your hardware configuration. Such as motherboard model, CPU type, RAM type, Windows version, video card(s) model.

1) Does your Windows user have administrator privileges? 2) Are you sure AIDA64 is properly installed? Check if all its necessary files are in the same installation folder than AIDA64.EXE (main executable binary). At the bare minimum you need KERNELD.X64 and AIDA64.DAT files for AIDA64 to operate properly.

Please let me know if the same happens if you go to the following pages of AIDA64: - Computer / Sensor - Motherboard / Chipset - Display / GPU Thanks, Fiery

Such hardware property can only be indicated when the monitor is included in the built-in monitor database of AIDA64, and when the relevant entry in the database is fully populated. We keep working on populating that field, but it's not easy in many cases when the monitor manufacturer fails to properly specify the panel type used in a certain product.

We've fixed the issue in the latest beta version of AIDA64 Extreme available at: https://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta After upgrading to this new version, make sure to restart Windows to finalize the upgrade. Let me know if it helps.