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11 minutes ago, Fiery said:
Try to restart Windows and check if it makes a difference. Also, have you connected any new devices to your computer that may be related to that problem? Like a new external HDD or external SSD? A USB card reader, USB printer?
Did several restarts, both Windows and the Logitech G19 (unplugging the power cord). The only new device is a pair of speakers, connected to the screen. No changes to the system itself
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By today, AIDA64 stopped showing any sensor informations, both the LCD and the software itself. When going to settings, the message "Ermittele Sensor Informationen..." is shown as normal, but it keeps to be shown without any changes.
Running this version: 5.98.4832 Beta
But also tested this version today: 6.10.5224 Beta
Both can't read the sensor information. Running Windows 10 Pro
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On 4/30/2019 at 12:59 PM, Fiery said:
We've tried to replicate the issue using our own 800P device. Apparently it works properly under Windows XP, but under Win7 and Win10 the device fails to accept the "switch to mini-monitor mode" command when AIDA64 issues it. Even more strange is that it fails to accept the command when Samsung's own Frame Manager software issues it. So the device seems to be unable to work at all in mini-monitor mode with Windows 7 and Windows 10
We've tried to come up with a workaround, but no luck so far. We will try to figure out a special way to talk to the device, in a hope that we can get it somehow to switch to mini-monitor mode using alternative methods.
Thanks for your effort! Still sad to read, since I searched for quite a long time to get this frame, after I checked your .pdf list of recommended displays
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On 4/23/2019 at 10:20 AM, Fiery said:
After that 20 seconds delay you need to install the custom driver. And only after the driver is installed AIDA64 will be able to pick the device up as a USB device.
Just tried to do so, but I failed
I went to the device manager, but no new device had appeared. The device has to entries under portable devices, "800P" & the drive letter of the mass storage. Run the installer_x64.exe, but nothing happend. What is the device supposed to be called after I activated the Samsung support @AIDA64? Something like unknown device?
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On 2/5/2019 at 10:23 AM, Fiery said:
Start AIDA64 first, go to main menu / File / Preferences / Hardware Monitoring / LCD / Samsung. Enable Samsung LCD support there, and it should switch your 800P frame from Mass Storage Mode to Mini Monitor Mode. After that happens, a new device will appear in Device Manager. You need to install the supplied custom driver ...
http://download.aida64.com/resources/lcd/samsung_spf_lcd_driver.zip
... then, and restart AIDA64 to start using the frame with AIDA64. Let us know if you get stuck during that process.
First of all: SORRY! I relied on the email - notification and didn't check this thread.
Just tried as you described, but it didn't work: the device connects as a storage device (800P). I open AIDA64, activate the Samsung LCD support. A status appears (Switching..., in blue letters). After 20 seconds or so, an error appears: "USB device not found", in red letters.
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Hi, I'm new to this forum and new some of your experts advice:
Used my Logitech G19 for over a decade and it works great, but picked up a Samsung Photo Frame now: 800P.
Please, can someone explain to me, how to set it up? Read the AIDA64 LCD guide, downloaded their own drivers. A, btw, I'm on Win 10, 64 bit. What to do now? In details, please?
I can't install this driver: run the installer.exe, nothing seems to happen. Tried to update the driver in the device manager, Win keeps telling me that "the best driver is already installed" 
Would be nice to get some advice from you guys, thanks a lot!
AIDA64 stopped showing sensors today
in Bug reports
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UPDATE:
It's working again! :-) No changes done, but today it's back again. Thanks for your quick support, case is closed.