Posted by Michael Möller on May 25, 2020
- Added a check to the application startup to verify that the .NET Framework 4.5 or later is installed.
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So is web server not working currently on this version? I mean, I tried to find every single solution, and none works except to turn off the firewall entirely, which I deemed not safe at all.
Same here :/
Thank you for picking up OHM again!
Are you planning to integrate NVMe identification/information soon?
Yes, also would like to add that feature
+1 for feature request. I get heaps of great info for my Samsung SATA 860 Evo drives but not a lot for my NVMe Samsung 970 Evo Plus drives. Would love to be able to monitor temps.
Thanks for a fantastic app.
Only thing missing is NVMe info. Except that gr8 tool. Will donate for sure once NVMe is integrated. Keep up a good work.
Hi, great app use it a lot while gaming so see if my PC is up to it :-)
Could you please add an option to save the layout when you exit and reload that when it starts?
Regards
how to uninstall it?
Go to the location/path where you have extracted it then delete the folder of this application from both program file and recycle bin.
Folder example: “E:\OpenHardwareMonitor\OpenHardwareMonitor.exe” if you have downloaded it by yourself or if it has downloaded by itself then try this: “C:\Program Files\OpenHardwareMonitor\OpenHardwareMonitor.exe”
OR
this: “C:\Program Files (x86)\OpenHardwareMonitor\OpenHardwareMonitor.exe”
HOPE IT HELPS.
le das a windows y buscas el nombre de la aplicacion entonces le das a desinstalar y se te desinstala
Are you planning to integrate NVMe identification/information soon?
My wishes too
Good news about new version!
Are you planning to integrate NVMe identification/information soon?
can you add drive activity?
I’d love that too
CPU temperature 0 ° C problem. visual studio in 2019 (c #). I couldn’t get the cpu value. It always gives 0 as a result. what do you need to do.