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ForceX System Monitor v3.0.6(Feb-20-2013)

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Psicrow
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Re: ForceX System Monitor v2.2.0(Mar-20-2011)

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yes, i have tried to copy a big file but the graph dont move :(

i dont undersatand why the addon works by other people but not on my machine?

but the graph uses the perfmon.dll und this dll maybe broken on my machine, the cpu meters uses this dll too und dont works with standart options :(
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Re: ForceX System Monitor v2.2.0(Mar-20-2011)

Post by Seahorse »

You are refreshing the skin after making changes? Is there anything unusual about your PC or hard drive setup?
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Re: ForceX System Monitor v2.2.0(Mar-20-2011)

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yes, have skin refresh done :)

hdd setup is standart from vista.

i use the skin on my 2nd pc with win 7 and it works fine but on my vista pc it makes troubble :)

as already said, I think that the perfmon.dll or the perfomance monitor do not work, I do not point it:)

it makes me sad because i love this skinn :)

hm, ive startet the windows ressourcenmonitor and it shows me the drive read/write accsess it works fine, but not in rainmeter :/
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Re: ForceX System Monitor v2.2.0(Mar-20-2011)

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Seems odd that it's working on one machine for you and not the other. Have a read through the Perfmon docs and see if something comes to light?
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Re: ForceX System Monitor v2.2.0(Mar-20-2011)

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I have read the doc. but have nothing found what would help me :(

if I want to start performance counter there comes a fail warning: snap in could not be initialized!

maybe thats the problem?
but I have no notion why it not can be startet
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Re: ForceX System Monitor v2.2.0(Mar-20-2011)

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Perhaps you could try repairing your Windows installation to add the missing snap-in?
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Re: ForceX System Monitor v2.2.0(Mar-20-2011)

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ok i know now the problem :)

my perormance monitor snapin dont works, also the perfmon.dll get no info and the skin dont work :)

googling say reinstall windows :/

I thank to you very much for your help :)
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Re: ForceX System Monitor v2.2.0(Mar-20-2011)

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Great plugin. Thanks for your work on this.
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Re: ForceX System Monitor v2.2.0(Mar-20-2011)

Post by sugimon »

ForceX Your System Monitor is great. I salute you and your hard work.

For stylistics sake I would like to change the clock to a 24 hour clock. I have looked at the ini file, but I'm not knowledgeable enough to do that. What would I replace in the string of code below to make the switch?

;Clock
;===========================================

;===========================================
;HOUR AND MINUTE
;===========================================

[Mse_Time]
Measure=Time
Format=%#I:%M

[Mse_Time2]
Measure=Time

[Ring_Seconds]
Meter=ROUNDLINE
MeasureName=Mse_Time2
X=43
Y=16r
LineWidth=.1
LineLength=6
LineStart=8
StartAngle=4.7124
RotationAngle=6.28
ValueReminder=60
AntiAlias=1
LineColor=255,255,255,210
Solid=1

[Mse_Ring]
Measure=Calc
Formula=360

[MeterAnalogBG]
Meter=ROUNDLINE
MeasureName=Mse_Ring
X=0r
Y=0r
LineWidth=.1
LineLength=8
LineStart=7
StartAngle=47.55
RotationAngle=6.28
AntiAlias=1
LineColor=255,255,255,10
Solid=1


[MeterTime]
MeasureName=Mse_Time
Meter=STRING
X=22r
Y=-9r
FontColor=#font1#
FontSize=11
;StringStyle=bold
FontFace=#Font1Name#
AntiAlias=#AA#


Your help is appreciated greatly. Thank you again for the plugin.
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Re: ForceX System Monitor v2.2.0(Mar-20-2011)

Post by Seahorse »

Changing between 12 hour & 24 hour clocks is simple enough - Time meter manual:
%H - Hour in 24-hour format (00 - 23)
%I - Hour in 12-hour format (01 - 12)

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[Mse_Time]
Measure=Time
Format=%H:%M
Whether or not this breaks the Roundline clock is another matter!
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