This is happening only on my machine. 12 seconds is a lot considering I'm running a 4790k at 4.7GHz, and an SSD. It used to take one second or possibly less. I tested on a few others PCs and they load right quickly as usual. This started happening some time after 5.20.2800 but not directly after an upgrade. Currently on 5.22.2820.
I reset all settings to default and went through other menus resetting as much as possible just in case something was bugged. I deleted the ini file as well. I don't know if I need to delete a registry entry to fully clear settings or not. I don't know where that's located anyway.
I attempted to uninstall the HWINFO driver which says it succeeded, but if I open settings again and go to that tab it's still listed as installed. If I hit uninstall again I two errors in a row. One that it cannot be stopped, and another that it cannot be deleted.
It's probably something to do with that.
Windows 8.1 x64
All updates installed minus ALL the spying/telemetry/get Windows 10 updates.
All programs up to date, tested with nothing else is running on startup.
I keep a super clean system, no really. SUPER clean.
Inactive/removed devices deleted with device remover.
Drivers updated with Snappy Driver Installer. Check it out, it's the only legit, free, non-malware driver updater in the universe AFAIK.
GPU drivers cleaned with Display Driver Uninstaller, latest installed.
Regular load up without sensors takes 4 seconds now. It hangs on Core #0 for a bit and a few other places. Sensor load also hangs on a few other places, then loads sensors over 12+ seconds with most but not all loading slow enough to read them easily. If I click anywhere while it's loading it gains a "not responding" status and visually freezes until all loading is complete.
Debug file proactively attached.![Angel]( "Angel")
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HWiNFO32.DBG (Size: 725.08 KB / Downloads: 4)
I reset all settings to default and went through other menus resetting as much as possible just in case something was bugged. I deleted the ini file as well. I don't know if I need to delete a registry entry to fully clear settings or not. I don't know where that's located anyway.
I attempted to uninstall the HWINFO driver which says it succeeded, but if I open settings again and go to that tab it's still listed as installed. If I hit uninstall again I two errors in a row. One that it cannot be stopped, and another that it cannot be deleted.
It's probably something to do with that.
Windows 8.1 x64
All updates installed minus ALL the spying/telemetry/get Windows 10 updates.
All programs up to date, tested with nothing else is running on startup.
I keep a super clean system, no really. SUPER clean.
Inactive/removed devices deleted with device remover.
Drivers updated with Snappy Driver Installer. Check it out, it's the only legit, free, non-malware driver updater in the universe AFAIK.
GPU drivers cleaned with Display Driver Uninstaller, latest installed.
Regular load up without sensors takes 4 seconds now. It hangs on Core #0 for a bit and a few other places. Sensor load also hangs on a few other places, then loads sensors over 12+ seconds with most but not all loading slow enough to read them easily. If I click anywhere while it's loading it gains a "not responding" status and visually freezes until all loading is complete.
Debug file proactively attached.
HWiNFO32.DBG (Size: 725.08 KB / Downloads: 4)