Notebook Hardware Control Updated

Notebook Hardware Control (formerly Centrino Hardware Control) has been updated to 1.9 Beta 3 after seemingly several months of inactivity. It's stable, and the author recommends upgrading to this new version.

Unfortuantely, not all of the features appear to work on the Tecra M4 (most notably, fan control), but so far, it appears to be a very solid and welcome update.

1.9 News and fixes in the Notebook Hardware Control BETA 03
- renamed Centrino Hardware Control (CHC) to Notebook Hardware Control (NHC)
- NHC start and run faster with the new Microsoft's .NET Framework Version 2.0 Beta 2 or newer
- add the Professional Edition in Notebook Hardware Control
- add the possibility to run NHC as service. If NHC runs as service, it starts earlier on windows
- boot and will be available on all user accounts without limitations.
- add multiple user profiles. Now you can change all NHC settings with one mouse click.
- add the possibility to set different profiles on AC line operation and battery operation.
- add the possibility to switch only between max. and min. Multiplier in the CPU Speed section.
- add support for all new Pentium M CPU's (also all new low voltage Pentium M)
- add default pre-configuration in the CPU Voltage section.
- add the possibility to hide the default windows battery Icon on battery operation.
- add new battery detection if NHC is running (battery check).
- add CPU and Hard Disk temperature waring and system shutdown temperature.
- add multiplie Hard Disk support and expand the Hard Disk detection and support in NHC.
- add the possibility to show the temperature in Fahrenheit F°.
- add FAN control compatibility for some newer Notebooks
- add Hardware Information section.
- add Nullsoft Scriptable Install System Installer.
- add new licence agreement.