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HWinfo does not recognize the GPU graphics usage sensor.

HWinfo does not recognize the GPU graphics usage sensor.

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GoldGang
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01-15-2023, 03:21 AM
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This problem happened for an odd reason when my PC entered standby while I was sleeping in the afternoon. Upon waking, I noticed two missing sensors—one was a motherboard PCH and the other was something else. I use a very customized setup for HWINFO with minimal sensor monitoring, specifically keeping only 281 sensors active. I only want data for the GPU, CPU, and RAM. Even after resetting everything to defaults, those entries still don’t appear in the hidden sensors list. After restoring my backup settings, the same empty entry shows up, even though it wasn’t present before. I’ve tried restarting the PC, disabling Deep Sleep in BIOS (though I recently enabled it), reinstalling NVIDIA drivers (including using DDU), and switching between portable and installer versions with registry edits or removing the program via Revo Uninstaller. So far, nothing seems to fix it. At this point, OOSU10 seems like a possible culprit, but I’m not sure what to do next. If anyone has experience, I’d appreciate sharing a debug log—I think it would help on the HWINFO forum.
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GoldGang
01-15-2023, 03:21 AM #1

This problem happened for an odd reason when my PC entered standby while I was sleeping in the afternoon. Upon waking, I noticed two missing sensors—one was a motherboard PCH and the other was something else. I use a very customized setup for HWINFO with minimal sensor monitoring, specifically keeping only 281 sensors active. I only want data for the GPU, CPU, and RAM. Even after resetting everything to defaults, those entries still don’t appear in the hidden sensors list. After restoring my backup settings, the same empty entry shows up, even though it wasn’t present before. I’ve tried restarting the PC, disabling Deep Sleep in BIOS (though I recently enabled it), reinstalling NVIDIA drivers (including using DDU), and switching between portable and installer versions with registry edits or removing the program via Revo Uninstaller. So far, nothing seems to fix it. At this point, OOSU10 seems like a possible culprit, but I’m not sure what to do next. If anyone has experience, I’d appreciate sharing a debug log—I think it would help on the HWINFO forum.