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  1. BCB57, I know this is an old post but did you ever figure it out? I had two of my network shares on my sensor panel but just like what happened to you, I had to reload Windows and now they're not available as options within AIDA64.
  2. So back in Jan/Feb I was running whatever beta version was out around that time and on my Sensor Panel I had the option to display the free drive space of two network drives I have shared off my home server. However, since updating to the latest beta those drives no longer show up as options in Sensor Panel and when I go back to the latest stable release from December, they aren't there either. So I'm hoping if I can track down a copy of the beta build that was out around that time I can figure out if it's a Windows issue or AIDA64 issue that's causing them from not showing up.
  3. I can't remember exactly where I saw it, probably a Reddit thread, but the current speculation is that Lian Li would have to update L-Connect 3 to allow it to report out to 3rd party apps. The current workaround is to use the PWM connector from the hub to your motherboard and then AIDA64 should pick them up just like a normal fan. I haven't tried this myself yet as I don't know what functionality I would lose going this route vs sticking with L-Connect 3.
  4. Still an issue on latest beta (6.85.6345) on Windows 11 22H2 with latest updates. When I activate the option the CPU core usage is correct but the graphs blink in and out of existence, the only way to fix it is to turn it off but then that results in incorrect CPU usage. Kinda defeats the purpose of using this program if we have to choose between having correct information or a nice looking readout.
  5. Yeah this issue started happening for me as well when I updated to the latest beta. Based on what the first reply said, I went into Preferences > Stability and at the bottom of the list unchecked "Windows 11 CPU utilization measurement workaround" and the flashing CPU graphs stopped flickering. However, now my Sensor Panel is back to reporting the CPU utilization incorrectly as Task Manager will show 3-5% utilization while Sensor Panel is showing 0% whereas with the option enabled, they were showing the same percentage. Hopefully for the next stable release this bug will be fixed so we can have accurate CPU utilization and non-flickering CPU graphs.
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