TrayTemps Files

What's Changed

• Improved startup: the administrator prompt now appears before hardware loading, so the main window no longer flashes with partial data.
• Clearer admin prompt: users now get a better explanation of why admin rights can improve sensor detection.
• Better non-admin mode: TrayTemps now uses more available hardware data when running without administrator rights.
• Fewer N/A readings: CPU and GPU temperature detection now checks fallback sensors when main sensors are missing.
• Better disk detection: storage names can now appear even when LibreHardwareMonitor storage sensors are unavailable.
• Smarter tray options: CPU/GPU tray options are disabled automatically when no usable temperature sensor exists.
• Preserved user preferences: temporary missing sensors or non-admin mode no longer overwrite saved tray and color settings.
• More reliable hardware details: live sensor dialogs now refresh more safely.
• Better startup reliability: autostart detection now has timeout protection to prevent possible hangs.
• Cleaner project structure: dialogs and helper code were organized into dedicated folders for easier maintenance.
• Moved hardware, storage, tray, formatting, UI, and utility logic into dedicated helper classes.
• Added recursive CPU/GPU temperature fallback detection.
• Added WMI disk fallback using Win32_DiskDrive.
• Added tray option availability enforcement based on usable sensors.
• Updated settings saving to preserve intended tray preferences.
• Added timeout handling for scheduled-task autostart checks.
• Improved safe redraw, async refresh, and font disposal handling in dialogs.
• Reorganized files into Dialogs and Helpers folders while preserving WinForms Designer support.
• Cleaned up MainForm.cs regions and removed minor unused/duplicate code.