Win 7 x64 Ult Sp1

P.S. I’ll wait for your answer

Leider fehlt mir seit langem ein Gadget das speziell die Festplattenaktivität anzeigt. Und zwar nicht nur n Balken der sich füllt wenn die Platte rödelt, sondern auch den Prozess der schreibt. Damit man den identifizieren kann.
Kannst Du so etwas realisieren?
Ich stelle es mir optisch am ehesten so vor wie “intelcoreseries”, ca 5 prozesse mit anzeige auslastung der schreibaktivität auf der Platte. Zusätzlich wäre ne Anzeige wieviel Speicherplatz noch übrig ist, aber ohne Grafik toll. Im Prinzipo ähnlich wie das gadget “drivesmonitor” von Igogo, der ein paar Zeilen weiter oben hier reingespammt hat. Aber eben von Dir, in “gut” und nicht so überfrachtet. Am wichtigsten aber, und das hab ich bisher nirgends gefunden, eine Anzeige WELCHER Prozess da genau die Platte auslastet (wie im Ressourcenmonitor des Taskmanagers.

Wäre echt toll wenn Du Dich da ransetzen würdest.

Recently the WmiPrvSE.exe process started to use up my CPU, causing almost 100% usage on a Quad-Core and slowing down the entire system. I’m not sure what started this (some windows update?), but as soon as I remove the gadgets from my sidebar, everything is fine again. If I add them again, CPU usage goes up again, although not instantly. It took me a while to find out, that this is caused by the gadget, so I thougt it might be best to mention that here.

I’ve seen a similar gadget at http://www.myfavoritegadgets.info/monitors/TopProcessMonitor/topprocessmonitor.html which displays the top processes, memory usage, and a few other views, and lets you select how many items to display, and it *does* let you click a button to switch back and forth easily. However, I still prefer Orbmu2k’s gadget here, because it’s more compact – it doesn’t have a big title at the top – and compactness is a top priority for me, which is something Orbmu2k does very well – and I really love the colour scheme of Orbmu2k as well, it matches all the other gadgets – and well, it just looks and works great! Apart from the ability to switch back and forth.

(Well, being able to view top I/O processes as a third view would perhaps also be nice, but for now I’d be very happy just to be able to toggle between the current two views!)

Cheers,
Jeremy

I have one suggestion for this Top Five gadget though, which I hope will interest you: most of the time I have it set to the Processor view, but every now and then I want to change it to the Memory view for a quick look at the memory usage.

However, currently, in order to do this I must click the settings button, click on the menu, change it from Processor to Memory, and click OK. Then when I’m done, I have to go back again and change it back to Processor. This is a bit of a hassle when I only want to take a quick look at the Memory view for a few seconds.

My suggestion would be to allow the possibility of quickly switching back and forth between the two views without having to go into the settings. For example, it could perhaps be possible to click on the little icon in the top-left corner of the gadget, and this makes the view switch over to the next one, and then you click on the icon again and it switches back once more. This would allow us to quickly check the “other” view for a short moment and then back to the first view again.

What do you think?

Cheers,
Jeremy

klingt eher nach irgend einem uhr/kalender etc. gadget.