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the boinc client is running because I'm looking at the remote computer with remote utilities, and anyway it says "password".  if it's not running it can't connect and displays this differently.

The password only changes when the Boinc client restarts.
Find computers reads the password from the local machine, but the toolbox can read and restart the BOINC client.

The most likely cause is that the BOINC client did not restart.

Strange, it shows a password error, make sure you have the right password.
Maybe enter the password in BoincTasks again.
Otherwise a security tool on you pc like a virus scanner may block the connection.

Or maybe the computer is too old, I haven't tested it on Win 10 for a long time.

I would like to get it off the graph, is there a way to make it blank or have the graph not show it

C:\Program Files\eFMer\TThrottle\examples tthrottle.xml

Adjust the affected core by -15 (degrees) and the graph should be at 0.

make tthrottle.xml and paste:
<TThrottle>
  <PROCESSOR>
    <core_adjust>-15;0;0;0</core_adjust>
  </PROCESSOR>
</TThrottle>

Place the correct tthrottle.xml in C:\Program Files\eFMer\TThrottle\

Core 1 is always 15 °C
Core 0 & Core 16 are  68 °C which correct
The rest of the cores are blank,
I hope that helps

That's strange. I would say the Core 1 sensor isn't working properly.
However, I don't think it will affect anything because the other sensors are correct.

Hi,
I have a AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 5995WX with 64 cores and 128 threads. It only sees two core temperatures, it does show 32 cores.
I use HWiNFO to get the actual temperatures which works fine and corrects the Core 0 temperature
My problem if the temperature reading for core 0 is correct the reading for core 1 is incorrect.
Does anyone know how I fix it or remove it

Is the core temperature wrong or has it an offset, like alwasy xx degrees off.

Isn't this a BoincTasks request.
You can add a rule to suspend tasks when they reach more than % or stall.

Thanks for reporting, this should help other users.

What's the story with me getting the message with cpdn when I wasn't creating an account I was just attaching a new host.  This sounds to me as though cpdn is sending the legal notice out again when it shouldn't be.

Most projects have this notice, I just forgot to implement it...
It probably has to do with European data protection laws.

I think a much better approach is to use the day of week for situations like this.
This will stop the CPU and GPU tasks.

If you don't want that, you can run multiple BOINC clients.
https://efmer.com/boinctasks/linux-running-multiple-boinc-clients/.
Use one for the CPU and another for the GPU, and use the BOINC day of week to suspend the BOINC client.

Select Wall-clock time, select a start time from the green area.

Select Snooze GPU

In the blank field below Show nothing
03:00:00

Press check

Wall-clock Time  [02d,08:15:00, 02d,08:30:00]    << The red item from the green field


00d,00:00:00,Snooze for: 00d,03:00:00
Time         Snooze GPU  03:00:00     

It's been a long time ago.

put in one trigger (red) at 7 hour.
Use Snooze GPU
Fill in 3:00:00 in the white box below.

Press on the check button.

You should see snooze for 00d:03:00:00

In the Rules log check debugging.

I hope that works.

What you could do is make a batch file that restarts the Boinc Client.
Next make a rule Progress / min % and select Event run program and fill in the batch file below to run.
Add a time for the rule to be valid.

BoincTasks-M for Android and iOS has it's own page here.

The installer is x64 only. I checked the installer on a Windows machine and it's indeed 1.96.
You can try deleting the old Boinctasks64.exe and run the installer to add the missing file.

The only real arm build is BoincTasks-Js for Windows and Mac.