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    What do you use to check Temps on your m1330?

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by darksiege, Mar 1, 2008.

  1. darksiege

    darksiege Notebook Consultant

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    Hey guys, I just wanted to see what you guys are using to check the temperatures of your m1330. I have a problem with Vista allowing programs to start up (UAC message pops up). It gets really annoying. I tried to use I8kgui fan but it can only report temps for the CPU.
     
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  2. Teh_ROFFLES

    Teh_ROFFLES Notebook Enthusiast

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    The program I currently use is Hardware Monitor

    http://www.cpuid.com/hwmonitor.php

    Pretty easy to use, just extract and it'll tell you temps for most things you want to know.

    You can turn UAC off if you want if you go to Control Panel>User Accounts>Turn UAC On or OFF
     
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    How do I stop the bbubble coming up though?
     
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    Whenever you turn on your computer? I don't know.....I pretty much just closed it and ignored it. Sorry, can't really help ya. :(
     
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    I know that if you turn off UAC, the Security Center will keep popping up about it, but you can turn that off by opening Security Center and on the left side, you can choose to change the way it notifies you. Then you can select the option so it doesnt bother you anymore.
     
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