Most of us have a router which connects us to the internet.Run the Gui of your choice and configure it, more information is in the 'readme.txt' file.Configure lm-sensors and enable 'coretemp' for Intel processors, 'k8temp' or 'k10temp' for AMD processors and 'via-cputemp' for VIA processors.For the WindowGui you also need 'winforms2.0'. Make sure that you have Mono installed with 'corlib2.0'.Download Linux Core Temp Remote Server.*If you wish to see the connection status of the server, or change the default listening port you can click ' Configure' now.

You should be prompted to unblock Core Temp in Windows' Firewall, you must do it, or else it will block the server and you won't be able to connect. Select the plug-in and click Start, the status should change to 'Started'.Restart Core Temp, go to Tools, Plug-in manager and enable plug-ins.Open the folder where Core Temp is installed, create a ' plugins' folder if it doesn't exist and extract the zip file into a ' CoreTempRemoteServer' folder.Go to 'Turn Windows features on or off' (under Settings in the Start screen), tick. Windows 8/2012 Server and later: Install.

Make sure that you have the latest version of Core Temp installed.

This forum post will be used as a guide for setting up Core Temp Monitor on your Android or Windows Phone device and configuring Core Temp and the Remote Server plugin on your PC.

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