LCDInfo.com

I'm still alive and played around with various other LCD software. But they all did not work well.

One of my friends has the same display that I have, and today he sent me his LCDInfo directory and now LCDInfo works perfectly with my display. No more shifted lines, no missing characters!

It is version 0.3.2 NT. The exe files are identical, I checked this with Windiff (it compares files bit by bit). The only difference I noticed was the CheckBusyFlag entry. In my config it was set to 0, and in my friend's config it is set to 1.

Does this mean busy-flag checking works in 0.3.2 with the T6963C?

Anyway, it is great to see LCDInfo work!
I only have some problems with the NT performance counters:
I added several counters and named them with pdh_ at the beginning. But when I run LCDInfo, it displays "PdhCollectQuery error" in the status bar. When I use them in my screens, 6 error messages pop-up, saying that a page fault has occured.
Do you know how to solve this? I am using Win XP and have administrative rights.

Greets,

Flo

(...)
[NTPerfMon]
Enable=1
(...)

[pdh_cpu_processcount]
name=\System\Prozesse
multiplier=1
precision=4
[pdh_network_downspeed]
name=\Netzwerkschnittstelle(Realtek RTL8139_810X Family PCI Fast Ethernet NIC)\Empfangene Bytes/s
multiplier=1
precision=4

Have you tried the counters with any other program ?

Sorry if this has already been posted, I searched but couldn't find a specific answer. But I did find a reference to a registry entry:

HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\PerfOS\Perf
ormance

In there was a registry entry:

"Disable Performance Counters" with a value of "1"

I changed the value to "0" and rebooted. Now the MBM CPU Usage works as does my Norton Utilities CPU Usage meter which didn't work either until I applied the same change. Strange though that the Task Manager still reported the CPU usage.

My theory, since this happened once before and was corrected after a rebuild of this system, is that an application I had used in the past from Cool Beans (System Info and/or CPU Meter) applies that registry entry but doesn't change it back after it's been uninstalled.