matau wrote:
I am with asus rog g750js, the laptop version of the program should work. I just installed the 1.09 and nothing happens again
I don't see the speed on my fans and also the option "run fan at full speed, does not work" 😞
I tried the other program just in case but it did not recognize my GPU or atleast does not show it in the upper-right part in the red bar.
Also i notice something weird, i can't open the program by double clicking on the taskbar icon, i need to press the right button over the icon and press "open" to open the gpu tweek for laptops.

matau, can you feel the GPU fan exhaust coming out under load? Which version of the Nvidia/Intel drivers are you running? You might try dropping down a version, there are weird things happening with 347.52, try 344.75 or 344.80.

You should be seeing a reading 🙂

If nothing helps, file a Technical Inquiry with Asus to debug the problem, you may need to RMA for a GPU sensors issue.

https://vip.asus.com <== create a login, register your laptop, file a Technical Inquiry and ask for help fixing the problem - RMA to repair.

Please come back and let us know how it works out 🙂

hmscott wrote:
matau, can you feel the GPU fan exhaust coming out under load? Which version of the Nvidia/Intel drivers are you running? You might try dropping down a version, there are weird things happening with 347.52, try 344.75 or 344.80.

You should be seeing a reading 🙂

If nothing helps, file a Technical Inquiry with Asus to debug the problem, you may need to RMA for a GPU sensors issue.

https://vip.asus.com <== create a login, register your laptop, file a Technical Inquiry and ask for help fixing the problem - RMA to repair.

Please come back and let us know how it works out 🙂

Hello mate, what is RMA?

Also i am using with latest nvidia drivers.

My both fans are working normally. When i am in game both make sound, temperatures are like 75-80 at 98% usage

GottiBoi55 wrote:


Try uninstalling the GPU Tweak App for Laptops (Then restart Windows), then reinstalling the App (Then restart Windows).

I tried this one, actually i always try it when i have software problem 🙂 unfortunately did not helped me.

Also is it normal to not be able to open the program with double click on the taskbar icon?

I need each time to right click on it and select "open".

matau wrote:
Hello mate, what is RMA?
Also i am using with latest nvidia drivers.
Also is it normal to not be able to open the program with double click on the taskbar icon?
I need each time to right click on it and select "open".

matau, RMA is "Return Material Authorization" - you file a Technical Inquiry to start a communications exchange with Asus that results in you returning the device for repair. The Technical Inquiry is a form that you fill out stating the details of the problem you are experiencing, and what you did to try to fix it on your own, but you couldn't fix it - and you think it is a hardware problem, please help me debug it. This may result in Asus authorizing a return for repair for your laptop.

If you are using the latest Nvidia drivers, you can try backing up a couple of revisions to 344.75 and see if the readings come back. If not, then you can let Asus know you tried to change the Nvidia (maybe even the Intel) drivers as a software solution to getting the readings and it didn't help. Asus may ask you to do other changes to fix the problem with software before deciding it is a hardware problem. F9 reset of the OS to the out of the box configuration might be one of those requests.

Left button mouse double-clicking works to bring up the Asus GPU Tweak for Graphics cards app from the systray, but other systray apps don't respond to left button double clicks and only show a menu when Right clicked, and then you select the option to run. It is possible the Asus GPU Tweak for Laptops may not respond to Left Double Click and only responds to Right click.

It's good to hear your fans are working, and it is likely there is nothing wrong with the function of the laptop, except for the sensors - and maybe not even those - there might be some other software involved keeping the sensor readings from working, again, try an earlier Nvidia driver.