He says to do the following, and it worked perfectly for me, (though when I opened Task Scheduler it gave me about 20 successive Error messages that I had to clock OK on before I could actual reach the Task Scheduler). OK, I found out how to autostart Core Temp using the Task Scheduler as shown in the first post on this page: ALCPU Forums Vista - Guide And I have tried the Compatibility Mode changes as well, but still no joy-again! PS I have also tried PC Meter but it won't start or hook into my All CPU desktop gadget to read the CPU core temps either. Has anyone else had this problem and figured out the solution? Is there perhaps a corrupted Registry value that needs to be changed? I have even tried running it in compatibility Mode for Win 7 and 8 but still no joy! I have Googled the problem and several people say the new 1.0 RC7 version does work with the 10240 release-but not for me. I have also tried running it from the Start Up folder in the C: Program Data folders but it won't start from there either. As soon as I open the application again to see if it is checked, it has for some reason become unchecked, and when I restart my PC I have the same problem. The option to select it in the Options menu will not stay checked once I press the Apply button. I can get it to do everything but load itself at Windows 10 startup.
I am using it with Desktop Gadgets All CPU Meter. I just can't get the new Core Temp version 1.0 RC7 to work properly with my Win 10 Pro RTM installation.
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