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HWinfo could not initialize or has no sensors_New X870E motherboard #2769

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AcIDc0r3 opened this issue Oct 5, 2024 · 7 comments
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@AcIDc0r3
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AcIDc0r3 commented Oct 5, 2024

I've been trying to use Fan Control and I've not been able to take control of the fans connected to the PWM fan headers on the motherboard which is not surprising since the Gigabyte X870E motherboards just released a few days ago. Even Aida64 can't read CPU and fan speeds either. I have HWinfo installed and the plug-in is in the plugins directory. I have Lian Li SL-Inf fans but only the lighting is connected to the Lian Li controllers, the speed control wire s are connected to a PWM header on the motherboard. I have three sets of fans and an AIO, one set of three 120mm fans is connected to the CPU fan header, one set of three 140mm fans are connected to the Sysfan_1 fan header, and one set of two 120mm fans connected to the Sysfan_4 header and my AIO pump is connected to the Sysfan_5/Pump_1 header. While in Fan Control when I click on Pair Speed Sensor I'm only showing two sets with active RPMs and sliding the slider to stop the fans does nothing to either one of the sets of fans, I guess it's getting that info from HWinfo...not sure. In HWinfo it can read all of them with no issue. Also worth mentioning, when I click on Refresh Sensors Detection it comes back saying HWinfo Could Not Initialize or Has No Sensors but HWinfo is running (I paid for a license) and Shared Memory Support is on. All the fans are set to PWM in the bios so I don't know what's going on with it. Here's a report from LibreHardwareMonitor attached. Please help me with this someone.
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@Rem0o
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Rem0o commented Oct 5, 2024

HWInfo doesn't work with Shared Memory, it used the Gadget registry feature.

See the instructions: https://github.com/Rem0o/FanControl.HWInfo?tab=readme-ov-file#to-install

Also until your motherboard is added to LHM, you won't have any fan control, plugin or not.

@AcIDc0r3
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AcIDc0r3 commented Oct 8, 2024

In update 206 was this addressed because I still can't control my fans or was it and I'm just doing something else wrong?

@Rem0o
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Rem0o commented Oct 8, 2024

No it was not. Support needs to be added to LHM. It may take a while for someone with the board adding it.

@kellenmurray
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kellenmurray commented Nov 10, 2024

FYI I got fan RPM & control working on my X870E Aorus Elite Wifi7. Refer to this commit

Still working on getting voltage sensors working correctly in LHM, but if all you need is Fan Control functionality, you can build this version of LHM and copy in the new .dll file

Depending on your exact motherboard version, you might need to create a new entry for it, assuming it uses the same Super I/O chip

@FrankFioretti
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FYI I got fan RPM & control working on my X870E Aorus Elite Wifi7. Refer to this commit

Still working on getting voltage sensors working correctly in LHM, but if all you need is Fan Control functionality, you can build this version of LHM and copy in the new .dll file

Depending on your exact motherboard version, you might need to create a new entry for it, assuming it uses the same Super I/O chip

Unfortunately as I’m unfamiliar on how to use this, are there instructions a or are you able to share the built out DLL? I have the same motherboard. Thank you.

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kellenmurray commented Nov 11, 2024

LibreHardwareMonitorLib.zip

That has the .dll and .xml files generated by my LibreHardwareMonitor build. If you drop those in the folder with your Fan Control executable it should hopefully work for you (assuming you have the same motherboard). Back up the old files as a precaution before you replace them. Best of luck.

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LibreHardwareMonitorLib.zip

That has the .dll and .xml files generated by my LibreHardwareMonitor build. If you drop those in the folder with your Fan Control executable it should hopefully work for you (assuming you have the same motherboard). Back up the old files as a precaution before you replace them. Best of luck.

Appreciate this! Just got my X870E Aorus Elite Wifi7 and was worried I wouldn't be able to use the app. As a separate question does your MOBO display have a D8 code in the little display?

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