#Memory monitor vista windows 10#

Better detection of Windows 10 releases and distinguishing between public and Insider Preview builds.

Last release to support Windows Server 2003, Vista and Server 2008.

Version 18.04.x is the last release to support Windows releases earlier than 7 SP1.

Improved detection of Windows Insider Preview builds.

Values for memory and disk usage are shown with up to two decimal places (e.g.

When obtaining disk capacity and memory usage, NVDA will no longer give errors if using a computer or a service with more than a petabyte of RAM or disk size.

#Memory monitor vista code#

Code has been made more compatible with Python 3.Internal changes to support future NVDA releases.Internal changes to battery status announcement command.Improved detection of Windows Insider Preview builds, especially for 20H1 and beyond.NVDA 2019.3 or later is required due to extensive use of Python 3.Resolved many coding style issues and potential bugs with Flake8.Windows 10 YYMM instead of Windows 10verYYMM when pressing NVDA+Shift+6. Simplified Windows 10 version message i.e.Windows 10 Version 20H2 is properly recognized when obtaining Windows version information (NVDA+Shift+6).Windows Server Insider Preview build 20201 or later is properly recognized as a Server Insider build.System uptime is now given as days, hours, minutes, seconds.On Windows 8.1, build.revision will be announced as part of Windows version message, similar to Windows 10.When pressing add-on commands twice to copy resource information to clipboard, NVDA will announce resource summary that is being copied.On 64-bit systems, processor architecture (圆4 or ARM64) will be announced as part of Windows version information.Instead NvDA will announce 'Windows Insider'. On Insider Preview builds, Windows release such as 'Windows 10' will not be used.Windows builds 2030 are recognized as Windows Server 2022 and Windows 11, respectively.Minimum Windows release requirement is now tied to NVDA releases.NVDA 2021.1 or later is required due to changes to NVDA that affects this add-on.

#Memory monitor vista install#

A warning message will be displayed when attempting to install the add-on on Windows 7, 8, and 8.1.Version 22.03 is the last stable version to support Windows 7 Service Pack 1, 8, and 8.1.

#Memory monitor vista license#

Note on license: this add-on uses Psutil, licensed under 3-Clause BSD License which is compatible with GNU General Public License.

This add-on requires Windows 7 Service Pack 1 or later.

If there is heavy disk activity such as copying large files, there might be delays when obtaining disk usage information.

This is noticeable for processors which uses Hyper-Threading where number of CPU's is twice the number of CPU cores.

CPU usage is given for logical processors, not physical cores.

Resource information cannot be copied to clipboard if running the add-on in secure screens.

This add-on does not replace task manager and other system information programs for Windows. If you have NVDA 2013.3 or later installed, you can change these shortcut keys via input gestures dialog.

NVDA+Shift+7: presents the system's uptime.

NVDA+Shift+6: presents CPU Architecture 32/64-bit and Windows version and service pack numbers.

NVDA+Shift+4: presents battery percentage, charging status, remaining time (if not charging), and a warning if the battery is low or critical.

NVDA+Shift+3: presents the used and total space of the static and removable drives.

NVDA+Shift+2/5: presents the used and total space for both physical and virtual ram.

NVDA+Shift+1: presents the average processor load and if multicore CPU's are present the load of each core.

NVDA+Shift+E: presents used ram, average processor load, and battery info if available.

This add-on gives information about CPU load, memory usage and other resource usage information.

Authors: Alex Hall, Joseph Lee, beqa gozalishvili, Tuukka Ojala, Ethin Probst and other NVDA contributors.