This were the only error lines in your logs? Also, have you done a clean install to ensure everything was correct or do you had previous version before?
Glad it worked. I just asked about uninstall/install to make sure. Actually, this fix is something apart from that, probably your Windows installation messed up with these performance register somehow, and these commands just fixed it.
Did you run only the lodctr /r command or did have to enable something with lodctr /e:?
I’ve been using IOTLink for some time and everything works great (thanks for an awesome project!). I recently add a UPS and hoped I would be able to gain information through the battery sensor; however I receive the following error:
No matching payload found for entity: MyPC Battery Status with state topic: iotlink/workgroup/mypc/windows-monitor/stats/battery/status. Payload: NoSystemBattery, with value template None
The UPS is connected via USB and Windows does see it as a battery backup. Is there a change to the config needed to see it?
I have 2 servers, one always ends up showing unknown for all the sensors and starting the PC is offline even though it’s not, the other shows unknown for the hard drives (but it’s random). Both are Win10 PC’s.
it’s been nearly flawless for me. I had an older version that would lose connection, simply fixed by restarting the service. but that hasn’t happened since the current version for me. i’m running it on 3 pc’s.
Well, I’m on the latest version, service is set to restart on failure, but simply is unreliable. I have 63 mqtt devices (tasmota etc…) that work reliable over mqtt, so it is not a mqtt issue. Latest Windows 10 version, with patches applied upto may 2020. Not on 2004 yet however.
I already am running my own MQTT server. Assuming it’s running at 192.168.1.99 username/password, how can I configure IOT link to use that server and not create its own MQTT server?
Maybe someone could tell me if IOTLink can accomplish what I need. I’d like to be able to use IFTTT to send a MQTT message and have that “caught” by IOTLink, and for that to run a powershell script based upon the MQTT message.