What you mean by "rainmeter only recognizes 2 of them"?salvo wrote:I have 4 hard drives and rainmeter only recognizes 2 of them, how can I fix this ?
Probably your code was made to work only with those two disks. Probably you can easily change the disks, however, if I'm right, adding furtherly disks is a bit complicated, but definitely not impossible.salvo wrote:Shows info from DISK C: and D:, but nothing from E: and F:
Not sure. Default meaning what?salvo wrote:Am using the default one
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disk2=D: Yeah, but I think he wants to see all four disks, not just two of them. Probably this is also possible, but the code has to be rewritten.jsmorley wrote:I assume he means he is using the disks skin from the default illustro suite.
You can change the C: and D: to other drives letters if desired. Then save the file and refresh the skin.
I think you are right, and that will require changing the size of the background image meter and adding some more measures and meters to get and display the additional disks.balala wrote:Yeah, but I think he wants to see all four disks, not just two of them. Probably this is also possible, but the code has to be rewritten.
Let's see if you had right that he is using the illusto Disk skin. Probably you had, but let's wait for salvo's reply.
Adding the appropriate measures and meters is absolutely necessary for sure, but as far as I remember, you don't have to change the size of the background. I think the skins of the illusto suite, adjust automatically the size of the background, depending on the existing meters.jsmorley wrote:I think you are right, and that will require changing the size of the background image meter and adding some more measures and meters to get and display the additional disks.