LuckMan

Wait, I take that back. Apparently, when I start AIDA64, my windows update service get started. I don't know why, but AIDA64 is forcing the service to start. Is this a known feature of Aida64 or something? When I disable my Windows Update, the problem come right back up. Yes, I have the KB3033929 applied. And yes, I have KERNELD.V64 file in my AIDA64 installation folder. So, the solution is to keep my Windows Update enabled? I'd prefer another way, honestly, but well, if there are any.

I tried it. The re-installation and beta didn't work. The kernel file is in the installation folder. But I found the solution to my problem. Actually, I don't really know how it works, but somehow it's got something to do with the Windows Update service. I don't like using auto-update and I also don't really need to update my Windows, so I disable it all the time. And then, just now, I turn the service on, and now it works perfectly. This is weird, though. Because, it seems the service's process itself doesn't need to be started, it just needs to be enabled. What do you think about this?

I've tried running it with administrator's privileges, it didn't work. The problems persisted. Also, I don't use UAC, I turn it off.

As the title suggests, I'm using MSI Z97 Gaming 5 motherboard. My CPU is i5 4690k. I've used RealTemp, HWiNFO, HW CPUID, and Intel XTU to monitor the temperature of my CPU and a bunch of other stuff like voltages and fan speed, and they're working just fine. But when I tried using Aida64 Extreme (version 5.60.3700, when I post this, this is the latest version), my CPU and motherboard sensor is just not there, nothing. The GPU is there, the HDD is there, but not the two that I've mentioned above. And of course, the problem doesn't end there. In the System Stability Test's Preferences, I can't see the CPU voltages graph, temps, etc. Is there some kind of setting that I missed? Or maybe it doesn't support my motherboard? I hope somebody here can tell me what the problem is, cause I'm planning to run a stability test using Aida64. I've included some screenshots.