Edit: I found out from looking into the post from coffeeturtle that not all motherboards support WMI temperature reading. You have to explore the WMI namespaces for your system!
I (stupidly) fried a computer. It was an old Zotac small form factor device that was junked at work, so I turned it into a home theater PC.
But I had put it in my "audio rack", which has glass doors and not very good ventilation. Normally I would open the doors while it was running and I use a media remote whic
No, it means the system is not detecting temperature, something for which my simple code does not (yet) have the ability to report.
Did you modify the code to query a different sensor? At my house I have two HP systems, for example, and each uses a different sensor. One of them has a "Chassis Thermal Index" where the other one has a "System Ambient Temperature". At the moment I don't have access to any systems other than HP business class machines (my workplace junks the some of nicest old