Hdd Temperature: Crasy Indications In Hmonitor.

[leonidas]

Originally posted by Virtualbody1234@11 November 2003 - 15:59
Perhaps there is a BIOS update for your motherboard that deals with this issue. What motherboard is it? Or check the manufacturers web site for information.

I know its bios has been updated like 6 or7 month ago

How can I know which motherboard it is?

[leonidas]

But if it's not serious it doesn't matter, it beeps maybe 5 times in 3 days which is nothing

[clocker]

Originally posted by leonidas@11 November 2003 - 08:09


How can I know which motherboard it is?

Aida 32 will tell you that and all sorts of other very useful information.

[leonidas]

Ive just unzipped AIDA16 - "Worldwide Sysinfo Tool", got 5 files: one *.exe, 2*.bat, one *.his, one *.diz, and one internet shortcut, but I don't kno how to use them.

I tried the *.exe and the *.bat files, but I just got displayed MsDos windows for like 1/4 second


Edit: Sorry I'm stupid I didn't see I could download the 32 version

[Snee]

Try run>msinfo

or run>dxdiag for example, one of those two might give your system-model.

[lynx]

Surely HD temps come from the HD, not from the mobo?

[leonidas]

Sorry I had a electricity failure in my house.

My motherboard 's name is Asus A7M266


It's strange cos when I booted my computer 30 minutes ago I had like 4 beeeeps of something and the displayed HDD temperature was crasy for 10 seconds or something going to 9°C to 241°C and then stabilisating to 21 °C.

[Kunal]

leonidas do you have a surge protector? if not get one!

[leonidas]

Kow much is it about ?

[Snee]

Originally posted by lynx@11 November 2003 - 19:04
Surely HD temps come from the HD, not from the mobo?

Yeah but usually your sensor goes over the mobo, I thought, like on PC-Alert haven't tried his proggie though.