Open KaKi87 opened 4 years ago
Interesting. Install performs two simple operations: 1) copy MsiWmiAcpiMof.dll to SysWOW64 2) Add https://github.com/kykc/MsiFanControl/blob/master/MsiFanControl/MsiWmiAcpiMof.reg this to registry
I reckon something got corrupted along the way, file were deleted or registry entry was mangled.
Regarding second question: there were some complications. If I remember correctly install step is the only one which required Administrator privileges, maybe I've decided to make it explicit due to that. Another thing is that to automate this I'll needed to write some code to detect if install step was performed and if it's still effective (your case suggest that there are some pitfalls there).
install step is the only one which required Administrator privileges
Actually, Windows shows UAC everytime I run msifancontrol
, even for status
or help
commands.
to automate this I'll needed to write some code to detect if install step was performed and if it's still effective
Absolutely. That would make the install part unnecessary and prevent my problem for happening ever.
Hello, any news on this ? (Just asking, although it's not a blocking issue) Thanks
Hello,
msifancontrol
was working fine yesterday, but no longer working today.No Windows nor software update as far as I know.
Output from PowerShell as admin :
Classe non valide
meansInvalid class
.For some reason, re-running
install
solved the problem, however, it shouldn't have happened at the first place.Any ideas why ?
Thanks
Subsidiary question : why not running install automatically instead of requiring the user to do it ?