Michał Kareńko
Michał Kareńko
Native Polish, I could help with translation in spare time, also girlfriend is native aswell and she's MA in english.
I have the same issue as eduroca. I solved that (for the time being) by adding HWMonitor and FanControl to regedit to startup. As long as it's working I don't...
Frequently on system boot, I will get a "Failed to Initialize, expected x sensors, found x" message.
Same here. lhm, do shit, but I found this about two years ago. When I first launch hwmonitor, then fan control everything works. Yet im too lazy to do this...
Frequently on system boot, I will get a "Failed to Initialize, expected x sensors, found x" message.
`@echo off start "" C:\FanControl\HWMonitor_x64.exe timeout /t 7 taskkill /f /im HWMonitor_x64.exe exit` [hwinfo.xml.txt](https://github.com/Rem0o/FanControl.Releases/files/13966176/hwinfo.xml.txt) delete txt upload it to windows create script and voila
Frequently on system boot, I will get a "Failed to Initialize, expected x sensors, found x" message.
- first import this file, hwinfo.xml into Task Scheduler, right click import  - i have my script and hwinfo in fancontrol folder  and it should be everything
same problem here, did you know what went wrong?
meaby someone will want it, to do like I did final ByteData data = await rootBundle.load('assets/pdf/form_template_$currentLocale.pdf'); final List bytes = data.buffer.asUint8List(); final PdfDocument document = PdfDocument(inputBytes: bytes); final PdfForm form...