I can more it back to 75% all I want, but after a second or so, it will drop back down to 74% on it's own. It will change itself from 75% to 74% like a second after I move it. Any ideas on that one?Įdit: Change on the fan speed thing. If I try to delete the profile, then change the fan speed to 75%, and then safe the profile as "75%" the fan speed setting goes back to 74%. I think that when I first created my 75% fan speed profile, I accidentally set it at 74%. O4 - HKLM\.\Run: "C:\Program Files\RivaTuner v2.09\RivaTunerWrapper.exe" /SĬan I just have HJT fix that line to keep it from starting up, or how should I go about fixing this issue? You'd think that RivaTuner would take it's entries out when you uncheck the startup boxes, but I guess it doesn't.Īnd now a new problem has come up. I did a HJT scan just to see what RivaTuner put in the registry and this is what I found in the 04's: In fact, I've deleted all custom fan profiles and everything should be default at the moment. RivaTuner does not open, and the fan speed does not increase. I guess I should also mention that nothing actually runs if I allow it.
#DOES RIVA TUNER STATISTICS SERVER WORK ON WINDOWS 10 WINDOWS#
Delete it, and proceed to do the following: Windows 10. Overwolf and Conflicts with RivaTuner Modified on: Mon, 3 Jan, 2022 at 5:51 PM RivaTuner Statistics Server is a hardware monitoring program, when youre running it at the same time with Overwolf, it may cause performance issues in your games (such as low FPS, mouse movement lag, Overwolf startup issues, freezes) as well as problems with. Once you finish uninstalling, head to C:Program Files (x86) and check if you have an Overwolf folder (you shouldnt). Do I need to go in and manually delete a registry key or something to keep RivaTuner from trying to start or change anything at startup, or what? I would have thought that simply unchecking the box and saving would stop RivaTuner from doing anything at startup, but apparently it's wanting to do something. To uninstall Overwolf just go to: Start -> Control Panel -> Uninstall a Program and uninstall Overwolf. You need an actual hardware monitoring program like MSI Afterburner or HWiNFO64 to push those stats to RTSS in order for them to show up in the OSD. However, I still get the User Account Control warning at startup. By itself it can only display FPS because it hooks D3D/OGL. I have since then unchecked that box as well. I don't really want that coming up every time, so I unchecked the box.Īt another point in time, in the settings panel where I changed the fan speed, I checked the checkbox to apply settings at windows startup. When windows starts up I get the normal User Account Control warning. So I restarted the computer real quick to test it out, and it did exactly what I thought it would. I recently downloaded and installed RivaTuner to change the fan speed to my graphic card.Īt one time or another, under the Settings tab, I checked the Run at Windows startup check box.
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