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[quote="Nightliss"]Thank you very much for this. Very easy to configure - all I had to do was to correct my motherboard ID because it was showing than my fan was spinning at -9000RPM Goodbye 8GadgetPack!

sorry just seen this - how do i correct my motherboard ID?

xanderlicious wrote:Thank you very much for this. Very easy to configure - all I had to do was to correct my motherboard ID because it was showing than my fan was spinning at -9000RPM Goodbye 8GadgetPack!

sorry just seen this - how do i correct my motherboard ID?

Right click on CPU gadget and select HWinfo config tool. Sensor ID of your motherboad should be red. In right bottom corner you will find 3 icons, click last one. It will open hwinfo shared memory viewer. Find your motherboard and simply copy ID. You probably dealt with it by now anyway

How would I change it to MB/s rather than Mb/s on the network monitor ?

I also want to add a bar for down and upload speed. I can probably figure that out by comparing another skin that I have.

Love the skin

xanderlicious wrote:really liking this skin but i can't work out why my CPU fan speed is showing a negative figure.

Any assistance here would be appreciated

thanks in advance

Sorry I didn't see this. The forums neglected to inform me that there was a reply.

Nightliss gave you the correct instructions. Follow them.

gffmac wrote:How would I change it to MB/s rather than Mb/s on the network monitor ?

I also want to add a bar for down and upload speed. I can probably figure that out by comparing another skin that I have.

Love the skin

Switching between bytes/sec and bits/sec is already possible, I just completely forgot to add a toggle for it in the settings. It's already planned for the next version.

If you want to enable it right now, simply disable the [MeasureNetInBitsCalc] and [MeasureNetOutBitsCalc] measures, and change the meters to say B/s instead of bit/s. Refresh the skin and you should be good to go!

On upload and download speed bars, it's definitely possible, the problem is that it's difficult to get an accurate maximum value. I'm not going to implement it myself, but you could implement it for yourself with a little digging.

Hello!, sorry for my english. Are you planning to make a "switch" to turn off some disks detection in the disks skin? I mean, my network drives are showing up and the activity seems to be in 100% always. I just want to have only my local disks there. I've edited the .ini and put some '1's in the Hidden and Disabled sections of each letter of my Network Drives, and the work seems to be good when I refresh the skin, but something happens and when I restart my PC, the networks drives are showed again, like I didn't make any change in the .ini, then I open the .ini and I need to do the changes again.

Thanks for your time and your effort

Edworld wrote:Hello!, sorry for my english. Are you planning to make a "switch" to turn off some disks detection in the disks skin? I mean, my network drives are showing up and the activity seems to be in 100% always. I just want to have only my local disks there. I've edited the .ini and put some '1's in the Hidden and Disabled sections of each letter of my Network Drives, and the work seems to be good when I refresh the skin, but something happens and when I restart my PC, the networks drives are showed again, like I didn't make any change in the .ini, then I open the .ini and I need to do the changes again.

Thanks for your time and you effort

Yeah, I didn't think about that when I made the skin. I'll add it to the list for the next version. Thanks for your feedback!

iamanai wrote:Switching between bytes/sec and bits/sec is already possible, I just completely forgot to add a toggle for it in the settings. It's already planned for the next version.

If you want to enable it right now, simply disable the [MeasureNetInBitsCalc] and [MeasureNetOutBitsCalc] measures, and change the meters to say B/s instead of bit/s. Refresh the skin and you should be good to go!

On upload and download speed bars, it's definitely possible, the problem is that it's difficult to get an accurate maximum value. I'm not going to implement it myself, but you could implement it for yourself with a little digging.

I think it looks pretty good with the network bars, I tweaked a few other things as you might notice


Thanks again.

gffmac wrote:I think it looks pretty good with the network bars, I tweaked a few other things as you might notice


Thanks again.

Looks great!

Is there any news about this fantastic gadgets?, I think the creator had several things in mind as features and I would love to know if he is going to do them, I just have a little curiosity