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Perfect, Thank you everyone who helped this issue to get resolved

@Fiery This is really a GAME CHANGER. I also confirm that this works flawlessly and this WORKS PERFECT! For me, it worked for all the state except the numbers from 0-15. I am doing something wrong as they were not aligned correctly for me. I tried normal numbers, _NN and -NN @COSTAJUNIOR, please let me know what naming convention or style did you use to make it work. Mine screenshot is as follows where I know I am missing something to make it work:

You need to select PSU in the SensorPanel Manager and after selecting it, use the Right Arrow as highlighted above and the numbers would start moving to Right. Move as desired.

Wow, I am so happy for you that it worked!

Wow, its a happy news. Thank you @rinaldop for raising it and helping us all to get the solution.❤️

Hi @Fiery, hope you are doing well. I just wanted to check with you if the above update would be included in the next AIDA64 beta update due next week I was just curious, so excited and that's why unable to resist me to ask this question!

Sorry for the delayed response as I was away. I tried the beta with fresh panel (wherein path was not corrupted) and I was unable to reproduce the issue again. Its intermittent and it happened to me last time when I saw your message and it was a coincidence. I updated that screenshot here earlier too as that error did come. I would update it again if it happens again while I am trying to reproduce the issue. You also keep on trying and report if you face it again!

It always hided the gauge for me as the gauge was unable to find the PNG from the desired location. The complete path got incorrect on its own and you can not do anything, other than deleting the sensor(s) Its not your system as I can confirm this here too: Thank @rinaldop for raising this up! Kudos!

I support this finding as I have also faced the same issue multiple times! Here is my screenshot of the issue:

Thank you @rinaldop, I support this and have also faced the same issues multiple times. For guys like me who use 100 states, this issue is a nightmare! Request you to please keep us updated here regarding the solution or fix when implemented!

Do you know the name of the sensor which is not working: Example: CPU Temperature, CPU Utilization etc. You need to find that sensor name in the list in the "Sensorpanel manager" window. Please check what is not working and then select that sensor in the list and from there it can be modified and the other sensor or the sensor with other name can be assigned to that.

Yes @Exhumed is correct. On that "Sensorpanel manager" screen, various sensors are displayed. The list is displayed for all the sensors and items available on the sensor panel. You need to select the sensor name which is not working in your case. Please check if you are able to reach to that particular point! Lets do it step by step and we do not want you to overwhelmed with lots of steps

I understand, agree, acknowledge and respect your response Sorting image filenames in alphabetical order without applying any restrictions, would also be an AMAZING solution. At least, we would not need to manually select images for every State #s. We all are eagerly waiting for this update and hopefully, it would be out soon. Bravo & Kudos to AIDA64 Team!

We can use -NN or _NN filename as that would be absolutely fine. I wanted to request that for any slot, one should be able to select 16 images and those images should be assigned to State #01 to State #15 in the ascending order for that particular slot. Hope this illustration would make it more clear as assignment should be done like this. Random example to show the assignment in ascending order: Thank you @Fiery for checking on this and I really appreciate your support and help in this regard. Thank you!

Thank you @Fiery for looking into this request. It would be an amazing update. I would like to add one thing, if it makes sense and is possible to be included in the update too. We generally use png images from 0 to 100 in multiple states and image names are not always 0 to 15 as per your example above. We use same sensor name and align images accordingly like this in different slots: The below image is for 2nd Sensor slot selected above. Here, the images are aligned in ascending order; however, they are not ending with 0 to 15 but they are assigned to State#0 to State#15 I hope some algorithm can be applied so that multiple images can be assigned in one go to respective different selected slots and they are assigned in the ascending order automatically. I hope I am able to provide my point here and it makes sense and is helpful. Look forward to your continued patronage. Thank you!

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I would love to see this update too. I support it!!

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