Without it, then we can drop SpeedFan into the StartUp folder I think.
Understanding crystaldiskinfo serial#
You can view the drive model name and disk size, firmware, serial number, interface type, transfer mode, drive letter, buffer size, NV cache size, rotation rate, power on count and on hours, and more.
Understanding crystaldiskinfo full#
My User Account Control is set to full throttle. The user interface of the program is standard, but novice users would probably have a hard time understanding the information displayed here. I will, of course, have egg on my face if SpeedFan has a Windows StartUp option and I have not spotted it.Īdded: I have been doing something for a very long time and forgot that I have. The Registry Editor shows 'SpeedFan' as Value name and C:\Windows\System32\schtasks.exe /run /tn "Apps\Elevated_SpeedFan" as Value data. I then put the Target from the Properties sheet of the 'Elevated SpeedFan.lnk' into the Current User Run key. Note: Sans quotation marks on second question. I used this to create the elevated privileges:Īutomatically Create Elevated App Shortcut without UAC Prompt using ScriptĪt the bat file first question I used: Elevated SpeedFanĪt the second question I used: C:\Program Files (x86)\SpeedFan\speedfan.exe Of course, we should then minimize and not close as SpeedFan needs to be running otherwise the dll has no-one to talk to - like using Core Temp. I requested a minimized open, but that was ignored, and a normal open was executed. Putting a link in the StartUp folder, Windows 10, did not work so I figured that we needed elevated privileges so did that, and it worked. I think that SpeedFan is a bit long in the tooth and I could not see a Windows StartUp option. I've only had it a short while - it is a Samsung 1TB SSD. CodeCode wrote:perhaps your external HDD does not have a heat sensor?
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