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Hello,

Thanks for the package 👍

I don't see as much information in Python that in the GUI, even in administrator mode:

PyHardwareMonitor-main> python.exe .\test\TestHardwareMonitor.py
Hardware: AMD Ryzen Threadripper 1950X 1
        Sensor: CPU Core #1, value: 73.18607330322266
[...]
        Sensor: CPU Core #32, value: 11.351579666137695
        Sensor: CPU Total, value: 60.929725646972656
        Sensor: CPU Core Max, value: 99.99630737304688
        Sensor: Package, value: 158.16065979003906
        Sensor: Core #1, value: 3693.0537109375
        Sensor: Core #1, value: 37.0
        Sensor: Core #1 (SMU), value: 8.992218971252441
        Sensor: Core #1 VID, value: 1.2312500476837158
[...]
        Sensor: Core #16, value: 3693.0537109375
        Sensor: Core #16, value: 37.0
        Sensor: Core #16 (SMU), value: 4.2909746170043945
        Sensor: Core #16 VID, value: 1.2374999523162842
        Sensor: Core (Tctl), value: 89.12500762939453
        Sensor: Core (Tdie), value: 62.12500762939453
        Sensor: Core (SVI2 TFN), value: 1.0499999523162842
        Sensor: Bus Speed, value: 99.81226348876953

The power is not there.

What can I do to get it ?

Still unavailable

Hello, I find your package while looking for an alternative to Intel Power Gadget for CodeCarbon : mlco2/codecarbon#457

We would like to use your library to monitor power usage in Watt of Windows computers.

I could help you to publish your package to Pypi if you want to do so. We need this to import your package. I dont' think we could include your source code as we do not have the same licence.

The wsgi example currently delivers a full dump of the HardwareMonitor.Hardware.Computer object tree as much as possible.
A request has been made to generalize and convert the structure to make the output closer or equal to the LibreHardwareMonitor web server (mentioned in #2).

How to use ?

The update visitor for the sensors does not have exception catching for the time being.
It has been observed that some sensors do fail to update.

Solution

• Encapsulate updates in the UpdateVisitor with try-except first mentioned in #2.
• Warn the user once when updates end up failing.
• Add warning when the instance is not running with admin privileges.
• Add requirement for admin privileges to readme.