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label.dll displaying incorrect CPU load value Thread last updated on 2004-03-18 16:30:05

Posted by member 53 on 2004-01-02 06:42:16

Recently, label.dll started reporting -1% for the CPU load value. I have just completed a pretty major recovery of my system, so I'm sure it has something to do with that, but I'm not sure what. System specs:

Microsoft Windows XP Professional
Intel Celeron @ 1.4GHZ
label.dll v1.99
LiteStep 0.24.7 Beta 4

Any help would be greatly appreciated :)

Posted by member 1316 on 2004-01-02 13:15:58 link

beta f???

there have been multiple threads about this. search through the forum for the answer.

Posted by member 53 on 2004-01-02 16:04:17 link

That is an F, isn't it? LOL, should have been a 4 of course. And as far as the problem goes, this morning it mysteriously fixed itself... *shrug*

PS - Search doesn't work right now: "Sorry for the inconvenience but searching the Forums will be unavailable for a bit while we upgrade."

Posted by member 1316 on 2004-01-02 16:49:54 link

oh yeah, duh.

Posted by member 90067 on 2004-01-02 16:54:32 link

Hi there,

check your event log for weirdo readings from perfmon. I had the same issue while once booting up; apparently perfnet was screwy and more or less disabled any perfmon readings by the system. Disabled the service that was acting up, problem solved.

Sorry I can't be more specific; I'm at my linux box right now.

93,
-Sascha.rb

Posted by member 503 on 2004-01-02 20:41:04 link

Sounds like you may have deleted pdh.dll, which Label requires for CPU monitoring.

Posted by member 48370 on 2004-01-14 07:44:48 link

well, i have the same problem ... and i have that dll in the win/system32 dir!

what else could be the cause of this?
i thought about letting rainmeter handle this, but i cant get it to display some text outside its box already defined by the simplicity theme :/

Posted by member 53 on 2004-03-16 23:01:43 link

Hate to bring this up from several months ago, but the problem started again, and it hasn't stopped.

In reference to nggalai's post, I'll confess ignorance:
1) Where would I find my event log?
2) What is perfmon?

And yes, pdh.dll is in the WINDOWS/system32/ directory.

Thanks for the help guys.

Posted by member 96591 on 2004-03-18 16:12:59 link

this is not pdh.dll problem this is xLabel problem

Posted by member 53 on 2004-03-18 16:30:05 link

Except that I'm not using xLabel, I'm using label.dll v1.99