Fiery

You're good to go. Go to the next page in the AIDA64 Preferences called LCD Items, and start building your own LCD layout. As for resizing, the whole window should fit in the Windows Desktop area, even when it is resized automatically to fit the RemoteSensor LCD layout builder. When you use RemoteSensor, Logitech Arx or other high-resolution LCD, the Preferences window will have to be adjusted to a minimum width and height to make sure the layout editor fits properly. If you then resize the window, the window size will of course be remembered.

Yes, it is, but it's not all that simple There used to be virtual memory reading on the Motherboard / Memory page which we've removed, and then renamed swap space to virtual memory there. So the "new" virtual memory is not the old virtual memory, but equals to the old swap space. I admit, this change is a bit confusing, but we've had to do this because the old method didn't provide correct values.

No, I'm afraid it's not possible with AIDA64.

No problem BTW, you can find the full list of values in the AIDA64 user's manual, on the External Applications page.

We've fixed it up, thank you for reporting the issue to us.

Does AIDA64 appear in the list of apps in the menu of the LCD display?

Thank you for the report. Fan #1 should belong to one of the Kraken devices there. Do you have one fan connected to each Kraken, so 2 fans for the 2 Krakens?

Then please upgrade to the latest beta version of AIDA64 Extreme available at: http://www.aida64.com/downloads/latesta64xebeta After upgrading to this new version, make sure to restart Windows to finalize the upgrade. Let me know how it works

What LCD device do you have? Is it Logitech G19?

CAM and AIDA64 will collide, so you have to keep only one of the running. Even if it's running in the background CAM would talk to your Krakens and that traffic will collide with AIDA64 Kraken fan RPMs should be reported by AIDA64. Please copy-paste the full content of the Computer / Sensor page into this topic, or post a screen shot. If you do a screen shot, please make sure to keep as much content (of the Sensor page) on the shot as possible.

1) Before we've implemented support for Kraken devices, did AIDA64 work well on your system? 2) Do you have NZXT's own CAM software installed? If yes, then is it running in the background? 3) Do you have any other software running in the background that may poll the Kraken devices concurrently with AIDA64?

Do you mean that if on your system AIDA64 starts up before Razer Synapse, then Synapse will kill the AIDA64 process when it starts up? Why would it do that? Or maybe it's a mixup inside Synapse, so the Razer DLL that AIDA64 uses would crash and it would pull AIDA64 main process with itself?

Thank you. Please avoid posting a single issue into multiple topics. This topic is closed.

I've just tried to register a new user to this forum, and the email with the subject "New Registration at AIDA64 Discussion Forum" came from the email address: forums AT finalwire.com If you received the email message from somewhere else, then please forward that email to the email address I've sent you in private message, so we can check it out. Thanks, Fiery

We implement hot-plug support for LCD devices on a case-by-case basis. Please let us know what LCD do you have, and in what situation does AIDA64 lose connection to your device. Do you disconnect the device sometimes? Is it due to an intermittent communication issue between the LCD and AIDA64? Thanks, Fiery

Why would it be scary? I work for FinalWire, the company that sold you that AIDA64 license I simply took your email address that you used to register into this forum, and searched for it in our customers database. Quite usual stuff, although mostly we do that when a customer loses his license key and wants to recover it.

Normally, when you click on AIDA64.EXE (or a shortcut leading to it), it tries to elevate its restricted privileges to administrator privileges, and that triggers an UAC prompt. After then, if you accept it, AIDA64 should be running with full privileges.

I've sent you your product key in private message. BTW, you can initiate the renewal from AIDA64 / main menu / Help / About / Renew Now anytime

It could be because of the lack of or inoperational kernel driver. Can you see anything on the Motherboard / SPD page in AIDA64? Does your Windows user have administrative privileges?

Use the down arrow next to the value to set it to a lower value. Or, you can simply delete the "5.000" in the edit field and write "100" in there.

You can configure the LCD update frequency in AIDA64 / main menu / File / Preferences / Hardware Monitoring / Update Frequency. The lowest value you can specify there is 0.1 sec (100 millisec). Regards, Fiery

Because of this: http://forums.aida64.com/topic/2913-memory-commit-limit-double-available-ram/

Don't be afraid of asking questions The product key is stored in the PKEY.TXT file using encryption. Both legitimate and pirate keys look pretty much the same if you look at just the PKEY.TXT file content. Regards, Fiery

It would be a quite complicated project First of all, you have to develop the hardware + firmware to drive the gauges using a microcontroller. Then you have to connect each gauge to your PC via a standard interface. Considering you would have multiple gauges, using USB, LPT or RS232 may not be the best idea, unless you drive multiple gauges from a single connection. But, even after you've solved the hardware side, you would have to develop a Windows driver and software as well, to process the data coming from AIDA64 and send it to the gauges. Regards, Fiery

I think what you need is Odospace: http://forums.aida64.com/topic/2776-display-pc-sensor-values-on-android-device-connected-via-usb-odospace-remote-panel/ Regards, Fiery