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Read the whole thing, feels like it all became just more complicated and more work. And maybe I am stupid or not that advanced in Rainmeter, but I can't get how I make it work in my SK Neon Meters, why we can't continue to use IDs like we used before for years.
It is really simple once you get it, all you have to do is check mark the sensors you want on HWiNFO’s “report to gadget tab” then add a measure per sensor and use the index value that belongs to that sensor on the measure.

For example, let’s say your CPU temperature sensor was assigned to the index value 16. All you need is:

Code:

[CPUtemp]Measure=RegistryRegHKey=HKEY_CURRENT_USERRegKey=SOFTWARE\HWiNFO64\VSBRegValue=ValueRaw16
On RegValue, you put the index value at the end, (ValueRaw16). That’s the only part that changes on each measure (the example on the link os using a variable so you can change the sensors from the variables section)

There are 4 options

ValueRawN
ValueN
LabelN
SensorN

(Where N means the index value)

ValueRaw gives you the sensor’s value as is.
Value gives the same value as a string with units.
Sensor gives you the name of the sensor, for example CPU Core Temperature.
Label gives you the name of the component that the sensor belongs to, for example Intel 12700K or whatever.

That’s all there is to it.

Statistics: Posted by RicardoTM — Today, 11:14 am



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