Need help with Hydrolux

Wow, no solution from anyone??

Well I made a script that tells HyrdoLux to set it to Quiet Mode on start up. I don't see a reason why it must be at Extreme Mode when the system isn't doing anything or doing something that doesn't need extreme cooling because it's quite a racket when those fans are at high speed.

This script uses AutoIt. Popular freeware BASIC-like scripting language designed for automating the Windows GUI and general scripting. http://www.autoitscript.com/site/autoit/

Download it and installed then run/compile this script and add the executable to your Windows start up. Make sure you change the file path to your HydroLux executable (Control-Center.exe) before compiling this script. If you want to set to "Auto Mode" instead of "Quiet Mode", just omit {TAB} from the script. Here's the script, copy and paste it in AutoIt:





Run("C:\Users\Troy\Desktop\Control-Center.exe")
if Processwait ( "Control-Center.exe") Then
   WinWait("Digital Storm Control Center (V1.6)")
   WinActivate("Digital Storm Control Center (V1.6)")
       Sleep(200)

       Send("{TAB}{space}")
       Sleep(600)
       ProcessClose ( "Control-Center.exe" )
EndIf

Edited by Blackstar - 16 May 2014 at 10:46am

No, it didn't set anything for the next boot up. I see you're an Digital Storm employee, if you know or ask around your staff if this software has hidden option or command line options to tell it whatever you want it to do during boot up...it would be great.

I'm not sure its a bad board. Thats why I want to confirm in other post I made there was crackling noise as I was hitting the power button to power on the system and I see others had it too so I assumed its the norm.

As for the fans....I can hear it all the fans at normal speed as soon I powered on the system then once the BIOS Pre-Post started, it set the fans to full blast before it went into Windows. Changing fan speeds and LED colors works fine in HydroLux.

Edited by Blackstar - 16 May 2014 at 6:09pm

I did what you suggested, still same result...tried second time, still the same thing for Quiet Mode. So I tried the Auto Mode instead and it worked...the fans weren't on full speed during boot up. I suppose I will settle for Auto Mode setting from now on, at least the system wasn't causing much rackets. Is that suppose the way it is for Quiet Mode setting that doesn't "set in" via the software??

Edited by Blackstar - 16 May 2014 at 8:46pm

Yes I know. I like to set it manually. Thanks.