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Re: Frage wegen MBM
Tuesday, August 20th 2002, 9:57pm
RTFM!
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How to...
Integrate HDD Temperature into Motheboard Monitor
You can setup Motheboard Monitor to show your hard drive temperature as one of the it's sensors. In this case, you don't need to start HDD Temperature UI (user interface) and can run only HDD Temperature service (on Windows NT/2000/XP systems, in Windows 95/98/Me it runs as background application).
To do so, follow this steps:
1. Open Motheboard Monitor Settings window. (right-click on it's icons in system tray and select "Settings" in menu).
2. Click on the "Temperatures" menu on the left.
3. At the "MBM 5 sensor" select "Sensor 5" for first drive ("Sensor 6" for second, "Sensor 7" for third, etc.)
4. At "Should display board sensor" select "Custom".
5. Then click on "Visual" menu and setup desired display name of the sensor (we recommend - "HDD", color, and where to display sensor (system tray, dashboard, etc.)
6. To finish and save settings click "Apply" on the left.
Re: Frage wegen MBM
Thursday, August 22nd 2002, 9:12pm
Tach Zusammen!!
Wenn du mal auf der MBM Site schaust,
so brauchtst du HDD Temp nicht.
DA musst du eine DLL- und INI-Datei herunter laden.
Damit erkennt MBM automatisch alle deine Platten!
Funzt echt super!!!
ZITAT:
To install:
- Download this zip file (http://mbm.livewiredev.com/download/MBMHDD.zip)
- Close MBM
- Go to the MBM directory [default: C:\program files\motherboard monitor 5\]
- go into the \dll directory and rename mbm.dll to mbm.old
- place the mbm.dll from the zip file in the \dll directory
- place the chipinfo.ini from the zip file in the \data overwrittng the original file
- if you have Win9x/ME make sure the smartvsd.vxd is copied into the iosubsys as explained above and make sure you rebooted
- start mbm, if you have a HDD with sensor and the new dll works then you should see a HDD in your temp sensor list
MFG
Wenn du mal auf der MBM Site schaust,
so brauchtst du HDD Temp nicht.
DA musst du eine DLL- und INI-Datei herunter laden.
Damit erkennt MBM automatisch alle deine Platten!
Funzt echt super!!!
ZITAT:
To install:
- Download this zip file (http://mbm.livewiredev.com/download/MBMHDD.zip)
- Close MBM
- Go to the MBM directory [default: C:\program files\motherboard monitor 5\]
- go into the \dll directory and rename mbm.dll to mbm.old
- place the mbm.dll from the zip file in the \dll directory
- place the chipinfo.ini from the zip file in the \data overwrittng the original file
- if you have Win9x/ME make sure the smartvsd.vxd is copied into the iosubsys as explained above and make sure you rebooted
- start mbm, if you have a HDD with sensor and the new dll works then you should see a HDD in your temp sensor list
MFG
Re: Frage wegen MBM
Thursday, August 22nd 2002, 9:25pm
Phat THX, MacGyver!
Funzt prima! Nu kann ich mir HDD-Temperature sparen, hat sowieso ein paar Probleme gemacht und MBM hat die Temp auch nicht angezeigt... :
CU
PS: Bei Win2k kann man sich Punkt 7 sparen.
Funzt prima! Nu kann ich mir HDD-Temperature sparen, hat sowieso ein paar Probleme gemacht und MBM hat die Temp auch nicht angezeigt... :
CU
PS: Bei Win2k kann man sich Punkt 7 sparen.
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