CRYSTALIDEA Forums

Sorry for the late reply, the sensors seem to be recognised sometimes and sometimes not. At the moment, the CPU sensor is not being seen by the OSX or the W7 client. This causes the fan to run at full speed. Thanks, Datisit Hi again, So as far as I can work out, every time I restart the computer, i...

Sorry for the late reply, the sensors seem to be recognised sometimes and sometimes not. At the moment, the CPU sensor is not being seen by the OSX or the W7 client. This causes the fan to run at full speed.

Thanks,
Datisit

Hi there Steven,

I'm having to bring this up again as I am having the same problems as before on version 1.2.1. The command line alteration is have no affect this time too.
Any other suggestions?

Just to confirm, no sensors are appearing other than Ambiant and HDD.

Thanks,

Datisit

I've run it again without the other command.
The temperatures are still being read. Everything seems normal.

Ah that did it! - All the temperatures are being accurately displayed now.

I'm actually already running that version - you can see it on the log file output I posted before.
Can you explain what you mean by 'with specifying /inpout32 command line parameter (use alternative way to access SMC on Windows)'

Thanks

Nope - the mac client works perfectly - not that I use OS X, I just downloaded it now to check.

Hi Steven, Actually no, I have an iMac 12,2. Only the ambient and the HDD temps are being registered. That's after two SMC resets. Macs Fan Control 1.2.0 beta 2 iMac12,2 Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-2500S CPU @ 2.70GHz[100] Windows 7 x64 Fans: ODD-min{1150}curr{1559}max{2908}mode{1,1560} HDD-min{1100}curr{1...

I have the exact same issue running Windows 7. Is resetting the SMC a probably fix for this problem?