[Tiramisu]

While I appreciate how fast the x64 Vista is and no major complaints for any other compatibilities just yet, Coretemp 0.94/0.95 and Intel TAT cannot be opened properly.

First of all, Coretemp 0.94 can still be opened after the poped up error msg but all the readings were messed up except the clock speed of the CPU.

0.95 will NOT open at all. There was the poped up error msg upon opening, but interestingly enough, the error msg goes into a loop and I had to go into task manager to shut them down. It was insane.

Intel TAT can be opened in a "flash and automatically closed". My human eyes can only catched that in a blink of a split sec.

Fortunately, the newest version of Speedfan 4.32 doesn't have any problems and all the readings were correct just like in XP/Vista x86 (32bit)

I know that speedfan has an accurate core temp readings just like Coretemp or Intel TAT but I'd still like to know if there a success way to get Coretemp and/or Intel TAT working properly under the x64 Vista.

Please share you knowledge here,
Greatly appreciated.

 

[nigel]

this i why i went back to xp home.. vista compatibility issues all the time..got fed up and uninstalld it ....vista is crap..

 

[t4ct1c47]

Seeing as Thermal Analysis Tool isn't officially being supported by Intel I think its unlikely that there will be any updates or new revisions of it released for quite some time.

 

[noshibby]

before the operating system boots press F8 like you were going to boot into safe mode, then instead select the disable driver signing enforcement, and that should fix all your problems, this also makes atitool work properly

 

[Lude]

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Originally Posted by nigel this i why i went back to xp home.. vista compatibility issues all the f..king time..got fed up and uninstalld it ....vista is crap..

Coretemp has been the only thing that has not ran on Vista for me, and i have installed a bunch of programs. It works fine on 32bit, but not on 64bit. I dont know how you had so many problems, i havent.