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Desktop sensors. Contributed by @opastorello in #1:
- Motherboard fans and temperatures come from the Super I/O chip. Supported chips are Nuvoton NCT6779D and newer (ASUS, ASRock, many MSI), NCT6683D/6686D/6687D (recent MSI) and ITE IT86xx/IT87xx (Gigabyte).
- CPU power comes from the RAPL counters on Intel and AMD when Windows does not report it.
- NVIDIA GPUs report board power and each fan's speed.
Settings › Fans lets you hide fans and pick the one the taskbar shows.
New version notices. Once a day wStats checks GitHub for a newer release. When there is one, it tells you once with a notification. It also shows in Settings › About and in the tray and taskbar menus, which open the download. You can turn this off in Settings › About. Besides the public IP in the Network panel, it is wStats' only request to the outside. It works from this version on.
Process lists that read like Task Manager.
- WebView2 processes count under the app that uses them: WhatsApp instead of a "Microsoft Edge WebView2" row.
- Store apps show their real name and icon, with all their processes in one row.
Fixes
- With the Widgets button turned off, the strip no longer disappears from the taskbar.
- Centred taskbar icons stay centred next to the strip, as far as the space allows. This works with the strip on either side.
- "All monitors" now also works when wStats falls back to its own window: the strip shows on every taskbar.
- After a long-running Explorer refused to take the strip back, wStats now keeps retrying instead of giving up.
Installation
Download wStats_0.3.1_x64-setup.exe and run it. An earlier version, if installed, is upgraded and keeps your settings. The setup also updates the sensor service, to 0.2.0.
The installer is not code-signed yet: on first run, SmartScreen may warn you. Click "More info", then "Run anyway".
Installer SHA-256: 01D48B61901E72AB6762F438D2DF896D5F240BA53A1E102565395B583461F0D4
