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I posted this question, asking how to get the CPU and GPU temp on Windows 10: Get CPU and GPU Temp using Python Windows. For that question, I did not include the restriction (at least when I first posted the answer, and for quite a bit after that) for no admin access. I then modified my question to invalidate answers that need admin access (which the only working answer needed). A mod rolled back to a previous version of my question, and asked me to post a new question, so I have done that.

I was wondering if there was a way to get the CPU and the GPU temperature in python. I have already found a way for Linux (using psutil.sensors_temperature), and I wanted to find a way for Windows.

Info:
OS: Windows 10
Python: Python 3.8.3 64-bit (So no 32 bit DLLs)

Below are some of the stuff I tried:

When I try doing the below, I get None (from here - https://stackoverflow.com/a/3264262/13710015):

I'm attempting to make a C# script to send CPU temp and usage statistics to a raspberry pi (it's an LED cube project). I tried to use Python to do it, but the library it used, psutil, does not support sensor readings on Windows.

I'm using the OpenHardwareMonitorLib dll file to try and get the CPU stats. owever, it throws an error won the lines "Computer computer = new Computer(); computer.Open();". The error is:

"System.MissingMethodException: 'Method not found: 'System.Threading.Mutex System.Threading.Mutex.OpenExisting(System.String, System.Security.AccessControl.MutexRights)'.'"

I've tried everything I can think of and everything I have found on google. I can't remember them all, but these are some of them:

• Installing Powershell 7
• Adding the SystemManagement.dll file to the project (which got me past the previous error to this one)
• Installing the newest .NET 4.8 and all of the extras around it.
• Added a requirement to run as Admin to the app manifest.

I've put the code on Github (https://github.com/verdammte/led_cube), but here's the C# code in question:

I have created a Winforms App that uses the Open Hardware Monitor to display PC temps in a gauge format using Live Charts. I am aware that the following code causes the UI to become unresponsive as the charts are updated but I am not able to figure out how to implement any form of threading to work with this or how to change how I have coded the application to keep the UI responsive. The timer will tick every two seconds which fetches the values and updates the gauges.

References added to the project are:

• OpenHardwareMonitorLib
• LiveCharts.Winforms + Dependencies

See my code below, any advice would be appreciated.

UserControls.TempGauge

I am working on a small project to get the cpu temperature on my windows machine. I settled on using the wmi module and have come across a snippet of code on the question link below and it was working at first but all of a sudden it would stop printing out the results and it seems like OpenHardwareMonitor is not reporting back to the wmi module.

Accessing CPU temperature in python

Code:

I'm write a simple C# application using Libre Hardware Monitor library. Everything works fine except gpu sensors. If I'm set GPUEnabled to "true" I got following message:

I'm trying to loop through JSON objects with jQuery in an AJAX call and then print the objects in html page. I came across this stackoverflow post that shows you how to loop through json objects. Which worked to a certain point.

I am able to display all the values from object with id": 1, but I'm having trouble trying to display more values after that. So for example I would like to display the values that are stored in "id": 2 and so on.

The JSON data is generated by https://openhardwaremonitor.org software.

Here's how the JSON data looks like in short version , and here's the full version

so im using WMI and Open Hardware Monitor to get my CPU and GPU temperatures.

the code

import wmi

w = wmi.WMI(namespace="root\OpenHardwareMonitor") temperature_infos = w.Sensor() for sensor in temperature_infos: if sensor.SensorType==u'Temperature': print(sensor.Name) print(sensor.Value)

how would i make it so it waits for sensor.Name and sensor.Value and then prints it all at once, instead of printing it as it gets the data?

I want to contribute to Open Hardware Monitor, which uses .NET Framework 2.0 (again, it is not .NET Core 2.0).

When I clone the repo and open the solution file, Visual Studio 2017 says I have to download some sort of "targeting pack" in this url. However, I cannot find the option to download .NET Framework 2.0. (the minimum version is 3.5 SP1.)

How can I target .NET Framework 2.0 with Visual Studio 2017? I don't want to download and install older versions of Visual Studio.

I am currently trying to get the value of a GPU's total VRAM using the Nuget package OpenHardwareMonitor.

I know that it is possible to get the value through the use of the package, however, I have been trying for quite a while, and have not found the specific code for completing the task.

I am not looking for the answer of getting the total VRAM using any other means, such as WMI. I am just looking for an answer using OpenHardwareMonitor.

If you have the solution to this problem, that would be greatly appreciated!