• Only works with windows, well it's .NET Framework!
• Needs to be run as Administrator because of the higher privileges needed to access MSAcpi_ThermalZone
• you need to add a ReporterConfiguration.xml file with your emails and credentials in directory Configuration if you want email notifications. (Otherwise, email notification for packet exchange wont work). It should look like this:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<configuration>
	<Email>
		<Sender>
			<Id>YOUR.SENDER.EMAIL@gmail.com</Id>
			<Password>PASSWORD</Password>
		</Sender>
		<Receivers>
			<Target>
				<Address>YOUR.TARGET.EMAIL@hotmail.com</Address>
			</Target>
		</Receivers>
	</Email>
</configuration>

• If you want packet capture to work, you need to have WinPcap installed on computer because SharpPcap uses its dll, otherwise, it will just NOT monitor packet exchange.

Usage documentation coming soon.

Hardware monitors are managed by the HardwareManager. It uses connectors to access resources. Connectors each have accessible MonitoringTargets.

• For GPU monitoring, there is 2 types of connectors possible:

1. For NVIDIA only GPUs, there is the NVIDIA_Connector that uses this NvAPIWrapper. To set this connector for a specific resource, in the config file MonitoringConfiguration.cfg, specify the connector :

<ComputerRessource>
	<TargetName>GPU_Load</TargetName>
	<Connector>NVDIA_API</Connector>
</ComputerRessource>

Thix NvAPIWrapper works well but has a limit to what it can extract from the GPU.

2. Otherwise, for all GPUs, there is the OpenHardware_Connector. It also works with NVIDIA GPUs. It uses OpenHardwareMonitor. To set this connector for a GPU resource :

<ComputerRessource>
	<TargetName>GPU_Clock</TargetName>
	<Connector>OpenHardware</Connector>
</ComputerRessource>

This connector is more generic and has proved to work on more computers. This connector is recommended.

• You can set the initial resources to monitor in the config file MonitoringConfiguration.cfg, at the top:

<InitialTarget>CPU_Load</InitialTarget>
<InitialTarget>GPU_Temp</InitialTarget>
<InitialTarget>RAM_Usage</InitialTarget>

The maximum is 7 targets.

Run the script Run_Tests in folder DesktopAssistant

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