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Subject:    [THIN] OT: Looking for a CMD line utility to get cpu temps
From:       Steve Snyder <kwajalein () gmail ! com>
Date:       2014-01-15 7:17:07
Message-ID: CABnfk2YexZG36EXVw4UjA7bq6jy6WeNrHQk7PyKjgjH7QPk5Hw () mail ! gmail ! com
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Lots of nifty little GUI apps out there that tell you the CPU temps and
other misc readings. I'm looking for something that runs and outputs
results to a CMD prompt.

The goal is to integrate into a HTA script. I've tried the WMI classes
Win32_TemperatureProbe and MSAcpi_ThermalZoneTemperature, but they only
work with certain BIOSes  (ACPI Thermal Zone will appear under System
Devices in Device Manager if the BIOS does support it).

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<div dir="ltr"><div>Lots of nifty little GUI apps out there that tell you the CPU \
temps and other misc readings. I&#39;m looking for something that runs and outputs \
results to a CMD prompt.<br><br></div>The goal is to integrate into a HTA script. \
I&#39;ve tried the WMI classes Win32_TemperatureProbe and \
MSAcpi_ThermalZoneTemperature, but they only work with certain BIOSes  (ACPI Thermal \
Zone will appear under System Devices in Device Manager if the BIOS does support \
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