Widget for 7 / Vista

[Tester 0]

Please make the widget for 7 / Vista nicer. The current looks like old school.

[Fiery 389]

Instead of tweaking our Sidebar Gadget or making the current OSD Panel feature more flexible, we plan to introduce a brand new feature that will effectively replace both those features. The new feature will implement a much greater flexibility about items placement, and a visually more appealing look & feel (gauges, bars, configurable colour alerts, etc).

[senior_hombre 0]

Instead of tweaking our Sidebar Gadget or making the current OSD Panel feature more flexible, we plan to introduce a brand new feature that will effectively replace both those features. The new feature will implement a much greater flexibility about items placement, and a visually more appealing look & feel (gauges, bars, configurable colour alerts, etc).

This sounds nice!

[djmorgan 0]

This is a feature I'd pay money for to do away with a number of monitoring gadgets for just one proffessional monitor would be fantastic

David

[Snakeyes 3]

Can't wait. Great job on updates.

[Bala 0]

This is awesome to hear!!! Hope it will debut in the beta version

[Flashfox 0]

Looking forward to see this new feature ;-)

[Flashfox 0]

<-- BTW, those who wonder what my avatar is all about, well, I am an Android fan and I have "soft-bricked" my phones many times. That's probably how I look when I just "bricked" a ~$500+ phone

[Bala 0]

<-- BTW, those who wonder what my avatar is all about, well, I am an Android fan and I have "soft-bricked" my phones many times. That's probably how I look when I just "bricked" a ~$500+ phone

LOL LOL

[Flashfox 0]

Just following-up... any news on the enhanced Win7 Widget GUI? It's been 4 months now ;-)

[Mr Frost 0]

The most important thing is that the widget work without needing Aida64 is always open.

When it Aida64 is always open, the hard drives do not stop despite being set well in the energy options.

[Fiery 389]

The most important thing is that the widget work without needing Aida64 is always open.

When it Aida64 is always open, the hard drives do not stop despite being set well in the energy options.

That phenomenon has nothing to do with AIDA64 being open, or moving the sensor module to an external module. It is caused by the hardware monitoring module of AIDA64. That polls hard disk drives and SSDs 3 times a minute, to read disk temperature. If you don't want that, you can increase the disk temperature polling interval (in AIDA64 / main menu / File / Preferences / Hardware Monitoring), or you can completely disable the SMART layer of AIDA64 (in AIDA64 / main menu / File / Preferences / Stability).

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BTW, we've just released the first beta of the new SensorPanel feature: