Fiery

Thank you for the feedback

We're working on it

The splash screen is only displayed when you've got no items on your LCD configured in AIDA64 Preferences, or when all the items are hidden. If you've already got a few items on your LCD (which I suppose you do), then try to select all items, and push the Hide button to hide them all at once. Then push the Apply button on the AIDA64 Preferences window, and the splash screen should be displayed. If you noted down the resolution to use, select all LCD items again and push the Unhide button to show them all at once.

In case the Arx framework and/or the Arx Android app has some connection or application enumeration issues, then it's quite normal to see the issue on all phones you've got, not just on one of them. And as I've mentioned above, you may want to temporarily switch to the AIDA64 RemoteSensor feature which offers virtually the same benefits that Arx provides. Without the bugs, of course

Thank you for the feedback. I'm afraid we have no information on how to read VRM temperature on your motherboard, so we cannot implement that at this time As for the missing voltages, we can check them, but please let me know exactly which voltages are missing, and what are their current configured values (or what values does the UEFI Setup measure for those rails). Vcore is measured following MSI's spec that they provided for us. If it doesn't provide meaningful values, then ignore it and focus on the CPU VID reading instead.

I'm afraid the error is still not on our end, so we cannot fix it from AIDA64

Thank you for the dump. Is this the one with the 7-inch touchscreen LCD? If yes, then I'm afraid it's not supported by AIDA64 right now, since we've got absolutely no information on how to handle that LCD. Do you have a software that could handle that? Apart from the Soundgraph iMON package?

I've replied you in email. Regards, Fiery

It should already work with the latest beta http://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta

It depends on the actual protocol your LCD uses. In theory, AIDA64 is well prepared to support virtually any LCD devices that can display a bitmap image directly. It already supports over 50 different LCD protocols, and a wide range of connection options, including USB, WiFi, LPT (parallel), COM (serial). It would be important for us to understand what exactly needs to be done to push a bitmap image into your LCD screen, so please share any technical detail you've got on that. If it uses a proprietary protocol that you wouldn't wanna share with others, then please drop me a private message with your email address, and we'll continue discussing this in email. Thanks, Fiery

We've checked it, and Winamp doesn't seem to support passing the currently played track title to other applications BSPlayer has something like that. But I'm not sure how useful would it be to show such details during a video playback. Song would be a different matter, but I suppose BSPlayer is used mostly for video playback?

Please avoid posting a single issue into multiple topics. I've replied in your other topic. This topic is closed. Regards, Fiery

I'm sorry, but what "theams" means? Regards, Fiery

Ordering of System Tray icons is done by Windows itself. AIDA64 cannot use any ordering on them. Regards, Fiery

Preferences settings are stored in the AIDA64.INI file that you can find in the AIDA64 installation folder. You can also use the Export button on the LCD Items page of the Preferences to backup your LCD settings.

Which application do you use to play music?

No problem, and thank you for letting us know about the root cause of the ads issue

If you mean this site as this forum, then here there's no ads at all If you mean the main aida64.com website, then the ads are not that ubiquitous. The reason you may find yourself bumping into them all the time may be because you mostly visit the download page where the most ads are But if you navigate to other parts of the website, you'll see that ads are actually quite scarce.

CPU Package temperature is read directly from the processor, as an absolute degrees Celsius temperature value. No TJMax is applied on it, no conversion is made on the readout. As it is read, it is displayed. Core temperatures are also read directly from the processor, as a relative value (distance from TJMax), in degrees Celsius. The TJMax value is read directly from the processor, and the core temperatures are calculated as: TemperatureResult = TJMaxValue - TemperatureReading If there's a discrepancy between the 2 different measurements, then the only one knowing the cause is the manufacutrer of your processor, Intel. We don't convert the values or alter them in any ways. All components of the formula is read from the processor, so in case the result seems wrong, one of the values provided by the processor itself must be wrong. But we have absolutely no control over that, and we shouldn't have it. BTW, especially on low-power Intel processors (like Broadwell-U and Broadwell-Y), the CPU tends to start throttling even when the core temperatures reflect a value 5 or more Celsius lower than TJMax. One conclusion might be that the core temperature measurement subsystem (Intel DTS) isn't all that accurate, and one shouldn't count on it to provide 1-Celsius or sub-Celsius accuracy Regards, Fiery

I'm glad it worked out We've got many bug reports of missing Logitech DLLs, and in 99% of the cases a driver reinstallation fixed it up. Strangely, sometimes it has to be done multiple times to make it work

It is Logitech's DLL, part of the Logitech G-Series driver package called LgLcdApi.dll. Try to reinstall the drivers, it should help.

Please note that we've revamped the Logitech G15/G19 DLL scanning module in AIDA64 v5.00, so if you're using a previous AIDA64 version, you may get into troubles about that, but with AIDA64 v5.00 and v5.20 it should work just fine.

Thank you, we'll fix the issue in the next AIDA64 beta update due to be rolled out in a few days from now.

Just a quick guide, please let me know if you have difficulties with this, and at which point do you have issues: 1) Connect the AlphaCool LCD to the USB port of your computer 2) Download and install the latest version of AlphaLCD: AlphaLCD 1.0.4.48 Beta 3) Start AIDA64 (latest version: v5.20), go to main menu / File / Preferences / Hardware Monitoring / LCD, select the AlphaCool tab, and tick the checkbox to enable the AlphaCool LCD support 4) It should say "AlphaCool Init OK" with green colour once you've enabled the checkbox 5) Keep the Preferences open, and go to the next page called LCD Items. Press the New button or double-click in the empty list of items to add a new item to your LCD layout. If you have difficulties building your layout, refer to the following video: Note that the 2 most popular AIDA64 visual monitoring modules, SensorPanel and LCD both use the same layout building solution and the same rendering engine. So whatever you read or watch about SensorPanel, will also apply to the LCD module.

Are you using the latest version of AIDA64, v5.20?