[Anyone Else Getting This]

I am having that issue as well.

 

See my thread about HDD - Runtime Error!

http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?showtopic=28975

[HDD - Runtime Error! [unsolved]]

The floppy drive and controllers have been enabled.

The machine boots very well and runs smoothly.

 

The Runtime Error! is still occurring.

[Change Colors v1.00.057 Beta]

I am a fan of White on Black. However, Speccy is actually White on Grey. The Grey background is what makes it a little hard to read some colours.

 

Perhaps have 2 scheme version for those who wants Classic Speccy and those who wants the Modern Speccy.

[HDD - Runtime Error! [unsolved]]

Tested with 1.03.162

During Hard Drives Analyzing... Speccy is terminated with a Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library Error - Runtime Error!

 

Nothing more is explained.

 

There is two HDD installed, both configured as Master on both IDE controller.

 

Primary Master

MAKE: Western Digital CAVIER

MODEL: WD102AA

CAPACITY: 9.782/10.2 GB

FILE TYPE: NTFS

 

Secondary Master

MAKE: FUJITSU

MODEL: MPD3108AT

CAPACITY: 10.0 GB

FILE TYPE: FAT32

 

The Floppy Drive is disconnected and is disabled in the BIOS. Perhaps the issue is due to the Floppy Drive not responding.

 

 

Following is portion of Speccy results that I was able to copy and paste.

Operating System
MS Windows XP Professional 32-bit SP2
CPU
	Intel Pentium III
		Cores	1
		Threads	1
		Name	Intel Pentium III
		Code Name	Katmai
		Package	Slot 1 SECC2
		Technology	0.25um
		Family	6
		Extended Family	6
		Model	7
		Extended Model	7
		Stepping	3
		Revision	kC0
		Instructions	MMX, SSE
		Bus Speed	99.6 MHz
		Stock Core Speed	550 MHz
		Stock Bus Speed	100 MHz
			Caches
				L1 Data Cache Size	16 KBytes
				L1 Instructions Cache Size	16 KBytes
				L2 Unified Cache Size	512 KBytes
			Core 0
				Core Speed	547.7 MHz
				Multiplier	x 5.5
				Bus Speed	99.6 MHz
					Thread 1
						APIC ID	0

RAM
	Memory slots
		Total memory slots	3
		Used memory slots	2
		Free memory slots	1
	Memory
		Type	SDRAM
		Size	512 MBytes
		DRAM Frequency	99.6 MHz
		CAS# Latency (CL)	2 clocks
		RAS# to CAS# Delay (tRCD)	2 clocks
		RAS# Precharge (tRP)	2 clocks

Motherboard
Manufacturer	GATEWAY
Model	Maverick JN440BX
Chipset Vendor	Intel
Chipset Model	i440BX/ZX
Chipset Revision	C1
Southbridge Vendor	Intel
Southbridge Model	82371EB/MB (PIIX4E/M)
Southbridge Revision	02
	BIOS
		Brand	Intel Corp.
		Version	4J4NB0X1.15A.0019.P11
		Date	04/26/1999

Graphics
	Monitor
		Name	Default Monitor on RADEON 7200 (Microsoft Corporation)
		Current Resolution	800x600 pixels
		Work Resolution	732x600 pixels
		State	enabled, primary
		Monitor Width	800
		Monitor Height	600
		Monitor BPP	32 bits per pixel
		Monitor Frequency	60 Hz
		Device	\\.\DISPLAY1\Monitor0
	ATI video
		GPU	R100
		Device ID	1002-5144
		Subvendor	ATI (1002)
		Technology	180 nm
		Transistors	30 M
		Release Date	2000
		DirectX Support	7.0
		OpenGL Support	1.3
		Bios Core Clock	166.00
		Bios Mem Clock	166.00
		Driver	ati2mtag.sys (6.14.10.6462)
		ROPs	2
		Shaders	Vertex 2/Pixel 2
		Bus Width	128 Bit

Optical Drives
	MITSUMI CD-ROM FX4821T!A
		Media Type	CD-ROM
		Name	MITSUMI CD-ROM FX4821T!A
		Availability	Running/Full Power
		Capabilities	Random Access, Supports Removable Media
		Config Manager Error Code	Device is working properly
		Config Manager User Config	FALSE
		Drive	E:
		Media Loaded	FALSE
		SCSI Bus	0
		SCSI Logical Unit	0
		SCSI Port	1
		SCSI Target Id	1
		Status	OK

Audio
	Sound Card
		Crystal WDM Audio Codec
	Playback Device
		Crystal WDM Audio
	Recording Device
		Crystal WDM Audio

Network
You are connected to the internet
Connected through	D-Link DE-530+ PCI Ethernet Adapter - Packet Scheduler Miniport

 

Piriform, please resolve this issue. Your product is looking great.

[Speccy Temperatures are correct?]

I just got Speccy DLed to my HP laptop just now. This laptop is my only computer, so I have no basis of comparison.

 

But the temperatures displayed are in Celsius ©. According to Speccy, my CPU is at 89 degrees Celsius, which is almost 200 degrees Fahrenheit!!!

 

Can this be correct? And if so, is that normal? 200 degrees F cannot be good for anything electronic, so I have to assume it is actually 89 degrees F, and the C symbol is a mistake?

 

Is my computer about to melt into a pool of molten plastic and metal and silicon? Or am I crazy?

 

You are not crazy. The temperature readings are Incorrect. It states that my HDD is 216 degree Celsius. To the touch, it is maybe 32 degree Celsius. Otherwise, my whole machine would have melted by now or at least shutdown due to disk failure.

 

Hard Drives

SAMSUNG SV1204H

Manufacturer SAMSUNG

Interface IDE

Capacity 117GB

Temperature 193 °C

Temperature Range bad (greater than 55 °C)

Status Good

 

Other portion of the system specs:

Everything else seems pretty accurate, which I have noticed.

Operating System

MS Windows XP Home 32-bit SP2

 

CPU

AMD Athlon XP

Cores 1

Threads 1

Name AMD Athlon XP

Specification AMD Athlon XP 2600+

 

Motherboard

Manufacturer MICRO-STAR INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD

Model MS-6390

Version 0n41411RE101CROSS

 

Tested with Speccy 1.03.162

Piriform, please fix this issue. Thank you!