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<blockquote data-quote="Micropolis" data-source="post: 895828" data-attributes="member: 96567">Hi TOPOSPELEO,If I take a look to your screenshots, you do not follow the guidelines from chapter 5. There are some important hints:<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Transfer your temperature, fan and voltage labels in the same order to your local system sensor mapping configuration. Check all labels...</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Now you can use the property #HTPCInfo.SensorTemperaturePROCESADOR (the last part of the property name must be the same value you have entered in the configuration before). It is not possible to offer generic skin files for each HTPC configuration, so please don’t forget to adjust your skin files according to your configuration.</li>
</ul>I do not know, how much HDD properties are supported in your skin. Maybe it is required to extend the skin with the required properties. Please see chapter 8 for the appropriate property names. Maybe it is useful to check the HDD count using #HTPCInfo.DriveCount before.&nbsp;Cheers, Micropolis</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Micropolis, post: 895828, member: 96567"] Hi TOPOSPELEO, If I take a look to your screenshots, you do not follow the guidelines from chapter 5. There are some important hints: [LIST] [*]Transfer your temperature, fan and voltage labels in the [U]same order[/U] to your local system sensor mapping configuration. Check all labels... [*]Now you can use the property #HTPCInfo.SensorTemperature[I]PROCESADOR[/I] (the last part of the property name [U]must be the same value[/U] you have entered in the configuration before). It is not possible to offer generic skin files for each HTPC configuration, so please don’t forget to adjust your skin files according to your configuration. [/LIST] I do not know, how much HDD properties are supported in your skin. Maybe it is required to extend the skin with the required properties. Please see chapter 8 for the appropriate property names. Maybe it is useful to check the HDD count using #HTPCInfo.DriveCount before. Cheers, Micropolis [/QUOTE]

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